Coming Soon! - Editing Quilt Photos for the Web

I thought for my next tutorial we might tackle preparing our quilt photos for websites and blogs. We can't always take our quilts outside to photograph and unless you own professional lighting equipment it is tricky to get a great picture indoors. However, as the image below shows, if you have a good photo editing program, you can work miracles!

EQ6 Tutorial Update

Just a quick note to let you know that I am working on Part 4 for my 'Creating Web Images using EQ6 & PSP. I have had a flurry of orders over the three days (which is good!) but it means I am behind on my New Year's image tutorial (which is sad!). However, Part 4 should be up on the blog by tomorrow and you'll be able to work on those web images for the next big holiday!.

EQ6 & PSP - Creating Web Images Part 3

In Part 3 of 'Creating Web Images using EQ6 and Paint Shop Pro', we will be exploring the 'Background Eraser' tool (BGE) and using it on the EQ6 block image we created in Part 1.

If you have been reading my tutorials but do not have photo editing software, why not download the trial versions of either Corel's Paint Shop Pro or Adobe's Photoshop Elements? Or, if you have room on your hard drive, why not download both and try them out and see which one you like the best. Canadian viewers can go to Corel's page here and if you are outside Canada you can visit Corel at www.corel.com. Everyone can visit the Adobe page here.