Totally Rad! creator, Doug Boutwell, will walk you through how to get the most out of your curves tool in Photoshop and Lightroom. Make sure to tune in on March 21st, 2012 at 4pm PDT, and learn all about the power of the curves tool.

Whether your client showed up to the shoot with a sun burn, or just had a bit too much to drink. We’ve all had that moment when we’ve needed to remove redness from skin tones. Luckily, we have a method that uses Pro Retouch 2.0 that gets it done in a jiffy.

We’ve done our best to simply the magic behind CMYK and RGB color spaces. This is a must read if you’ve ever wondered exactly why color spaces are important. Science!

Photoshop has a tool for everything, but as a photographer you don’t do everything, you edit photos. Check out this week’s tutorial for tips on setting up the perfect workspace with only the tools you need.

We have a few tips that will help you resist feeling burnt out with your art, and bring back that lovin’ feeling.

A quick and easy guide to one of Photoshop’s coolest hidden features. Merge your layers up into a new layer instead of down into the background. That way you can keep editing without having to fear making a mistake.

Is Album Builder v5 worth the investment? YES! Read why in our latest review.

It’s that time, time to say goodbye to February. We’ve had a lot of fun here at Totally Rad! this month, and we’re sharing some of our highlights below.

This guest post from Julie Kuzmenko McKim will teach you to “read” the lighting in a photograph to figure out how it was made. It is a must read for anyone wanting to learn studio lighting.

For this week’s tutorial Jeremiah breaks down another FAQ. He walks us through creating, exporting and importing RadLab recipes.