How to Edit Concert Photos
Ready for your next big gig? Here’s what you need to know about concert photography editing from pre-editing to the full professional editing workflow.
Clark Omholt
Clark is the founder of TruHu and has over 20 years experience in the color world.
Why Should I Calibrate My Monitor?
Monitor calibration involves using a tool or app to correct display colors. It's standard practice for color professionals - or it should be - here's why!
What Is LAB Color?
Lab, more precisely referred to as CIELAB or L*a*b*, is a color space, like RGB or CMYK, but differing in some important and useful respects. Learn how!
How to Read a Histogram in Photography
Learn how to read and use histograms in your photography editing workflow. See how to edit histogram levels to correct photos and show more details.
How to Calibrate Your Monitor on a Mac
You’ve got 3 options to calibrate your monitor on a Mac: the Mac settings, the TruHu app, or traditional colorimeters. All reviewed in our article!
How to Make Photos Look Professional
Making photos look professional and avoiding amateur mistakes can be tricky for beginners, so here’s a deep dive on how to give your shots that premium feel.
RGB vs CMYK – What’s the Best Color Mode?
Is it better to work in RGB or CMYK? There's really no easy answer here - so here's how to decide between additive (RGB) and subtractive (CMYK) colors.
How to Export Photos from Lightroom without Losing Quality
Exporting photos from Lightroom (CC, Classic, or Mobile) can be tricky with all those settings. Let's see what the best ones are so you don't lose quality!
How Does a Colorimeter Work?
A colorimeter is a color measurement instrument meant to assess color in a manner similar to how your eyes see color. How Does a Colorimeter Work? Display colorimeters perform “tristimulus” color measurement based upon light passing through Red, Green, and…
Chasing Nostalgia? Here’s How to Make Digital Photos Look Like Film
Sometimes you just want the look and feel of analog photography. Here’s how to make your digital photos look like the old film ones you have at home.