This is the blog of Piet Van den Eynde, MoreThanWords.be.
MoreThanWords.be is a Belgium-based photographer and Adobe Certified Expert for Adobe Lightroom 3 and Photoshop (CS3). We offer training on Photoshop for Photographers and Lightroom in Dutch and English.
MoreThanWords regularly holds group workshops (in Dutch). We are also available for private tutoring (Dutch or English) or tailored group workshops for companies, events or photo clubs in Dutch or English, in Belgium or abroad. Contact us at info[at]morethanwords.be for any information.
We also offer consulting on your digital imaging workflow.
Company number & VAT number BE 0888.489.712
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Dit is de blog van MoreThanWords.be
Fotografen kunnen bij MoreThanWords.be terecht voor
- privé-training in Adobe Photoshop en Adobe Lightroom. MoreThanWords is Adobe Certified Expert (Photoshop CS3) en auteur van het boek ‘Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Ontmaskerd‘
- Groepsworkshops Lightroom en/of Photoshop
- Op maat gemaakte on-site workshops Lightroom en/of Photoshop voor bedrijven, fotoclubs, …
- Consulting inzake uw digitale beeldbewerkingsworkflow.
Bedrijven kunnen bij MoreThanWords terecht voor bedrijfsreportages, bedrijfsportretten, layout en afwerking van folders, brochures, affiches, …
Particulieren kunnen bij MoreThanWords terecht voor allerhande fotoreportages en grootformaat prints van hun favoriete foto’s.
info@morethanwords.be of +32(0)475/62.92.79
Ondernemingsnummer BE 0888.489.712
ik kijk nu naar je webseminar van silver efex pro 2, maar ik vraag me af of het zo hoort dat er geen geluid is!
Aan je muisbewegingen te zien lijkt het of je iets verteld namelijk!
Hi Piet:
I just finished reading your wonderful new e-book on The Power of Black and White in Adobe Lightroom and Beyond. I love your techniques and have started using some of them, especially with with Nik Silver Efex Pro 2.0, an amazing program.
On Page 48 of your book, you make reference to something in Photoshop dealing with dodging and burning. You show a panel which is labeled MTW_BLACK_WHITE. I don’t believe that is part of Photoshop CS5. Is it available somewhere so that I can use it?
Many thanks, and thanks for writing such an enlightening book.
Just received the English version of your newsletter. Thanks very much – I enjoyed reading it and look forward to many more.