Creative Workflow in Lightroom: The Photographer's Guide to Editing Photos The Easy Way

Photoshop by itself is powerful, but when you add the possibilities of filters, plugins and actions, Photoshop becomes amazingly powerful. This webinar will cover the ins and outs of these added features and their potential to bring your images to life.

In this webinar, we are going to take a look at the absolute need-to-know tools and skill sets that a photographer needs when using Photoshop. By the end of this webinar, you'll be well on your way to mastering some photo editing techniques that will make your images amazing.

Many people just don't understand what tools they have available to them when it comes to editing photos. Within Adobe's Creative Suite, there are two programs designed specifically with photographers in mind: Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom. At first glance, these two programs might appear redundant, as they're both made...

Make your next family portrait the one you will be proud to hang on the wall or mail for the holidays. Learn from professional photographer, Jared Hodges, how to compose and shoot the perfect shot. You will learn about proper lighting, the right poses, what to wear, and more.

Old family photos can give you so much more information than just what your ancestor looked like. Learn how to organize your photos and take advantage of the many photo tools that MyHeritage provides.

All of MyHeritage's photo tools are changing the way we relate to historical photos, and none so much as Deep Nostalgia™, the feature that makes your ancestors move, smile, and blink. Take a deep dive into this feature and discover the magic of historical photo animation.

This webinar was presented live during the 2022 Surname Society annual conference. Ian Hartas talk will cover some of the basic techniques in how to get the best out of local BMD sites and also cover a basic walk through on them to suit newcomers.

MyHeritage leads the world in AI technologies for working with historical photos, and is always innovating new ways to experience your family photos. Learn about the latest photo-feature-related developments at MyHeritage.

The National Census were undertaken in Ireland every ten years from 1821 although many only have fragments remaining. The webinar will examine what remains for those years where only fragments exist and look at examples that help to build a family tree, along with the differences in the information gathered. We’ll examine the different type of returns for the Census of 1901 and 1911, such as for lunatic asylums, army barracks and prisons and examples of each of these will be shown. These records can be difficult to pin down and we will cover practical tips to help you find them. The different census forms provided interesting additional background information about the type of home and outbuildings a householder had and help to build a picture of their lives. Tips on search techniques will help to ensure you can find your ancestor and we’ll look at why you might struggle to find them or their place of residence in the census. Census Search Forms are a useful census substitute for the 1841 and 1851 Census records that were used when applying for the Old Age Pension and we will look at different examples that can expand your family tree.