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

After nearly two decades in daily journalism as a staff photographer at the Arizona Republic and The Chicago Tribune Paul Gero transition his career into portraiture and wedding photography. He is a die hard RadLab fan, and we’re very excited to feature him in a mini-interview.

As part of RadLab’s birthday celebration we’ve decided to round-up all the RadLab recipe packs into one place! Join us for an editing hootenanny and pick up any of the free recipe packs that you’re missing from the links inside.

RadLab just turned one, and to celebrate we’re launching RadLab version 1.3! Along with all the great things you know and love we’re adding tons of amazing new features! Details inside!

Don’t miss out out on our completely FREE webinars and tutorials! Details on the next Happy Hour With Doug RadCast and some free goodies inside!

Importing and exporting recipes is a snap with RadLab! Check out these tutorials to be a photo editing iron chef!

Our totally bitchin’ Facebook Community just got a HUGE facelift. If you give our page a like you now have exclusive access to a 15% discount code, a very special recipe pack, a set of free actions, and discounts to some of our favorite vendors!

It is an exciting time over here at Totally Rad! We started a Pinterest account, are making the trip to WPPI, and stage one of our recipe contest is coming to a close! More details inside!

You’re a photo editing rock star, a Photoshop master, your bag of photographer tricks knows no bounds, and now is the time to share your prowess. We’re having a recipe contest, and not only will you get to show off your amazing images, but you can also come away with some rad prizes.

Faded and Blurred discovered a simple method for using RadLab to edit video. Oh yes! You read that correctly, after watching the tutorial video below you’ll have the know how to edit video with your favorite Photoshop plug-in.