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Image Science Knowledge Base

Image Editing

This section includes articles and tutorials on image editing in applications such as Photoshop and Lightroom.

A Non Destructive Approach to Stripping A Background to White

A step by step turtorial on how to strip a background to white using Photoshop

Build a Powerful PC for Photoshop and Other Imaging Applications

The principles for building or buying a PC that offers excellent image processing performance.

Checking What Monitor Profile is Being Used in Photoshop

How to check what monitor profile Photoshop is using.

Choosing a Laptop for Photoshop Use

Tips for choosing a high performing laptop for image editing

Cross Rendered Proofing

Using affordable inkjet printers as accurate proofing devices for CMYK (or any other) print process.

How Do I Take Screenshots?

How to take screen shots on a PC and a Mac.

How to Merge Images Together Seamlessly

A step by step tutorial on merging two seperate files together in Photoshop

Inkjet Print Retouching Kit Instructions

Instructions for retouching spots on prints using our Image Science Inkjet Retouching Kit.

Preparing Test Prints & Test Strips

How to prepare files for test prints and test strips at Image Science

Processing 3F Files in FlexColor Software

How to process Imacon RAW files in 3F Format in the FlexColor Virtual Scanner.

Simulating Alternative Film Processes Using Cross Rendered Proofing

Cross Rendered Proofing techniques to simulate traditional alternative photographic printmaking techniques.

Simulating Classic Film Effects in Photoshop

Techniques for imitating classic photographic effects and film types in Photoshop

Techniques For Removing Dust And Other Marks From Images In Photoshop

A comparison of five Photoshop tools and techniques for removing spots, dust, and other marks.

Why Your Prints Are Too Dark (The #1 Problem in Digital Imaging)

Why are your prints too dark? A quick discussion of the most commone problem experienced in digital imaging.