AIS/TSP 2014 - Photoshop Workflows Presentation

May 24, 2014

Whereas I said that I wouldn't be going to the Texas Star Party this year because my original presentation, "How to Build an Astroimager," did not make, the TSP guys let me know they still needed me to fill in for my friend, John Davis, who has to vacate his spot in the lineup because he has to run off and make a movie or something.

That kinda stuff happens all the time, right?

Instead of changing what John was going to do, I’ll be stepping right in and doing a similar presentation on Photoshop Workflows. Of course, there are so many things Photoshop can do for us and in so many ways; however, I will be focusing chiefly on luminance extraction and handling, chrominance (color) considerations, and trying to maintain balance between local contrast enhancement and noise. We will also look a bit at mask creation and its usage in protecting our data from global processes.

Anyway, I’ll be joining the party mid-week, anticipating a Wednesday, May 28th arrival and will stay through Sunday. Safe travels to all who are headed out this weekend!