For many years I have subscribed to Tim Grey's daily e-mail newsletter The DDQ (The Digital Darkroom Questions). Back in the day it was a valued source of terrific information about all aspects of digital imaging. It went downhill considerably when Tim went to work for Microsoft and actually go worse when he left that job. He is now a freelance teacher and writer and way too much of the newsletter is devoted to hawking his books, seminars, and workshops. But, what the hell, one can't beat the price-- its free!
Nonetheless, I recently decided to subscribe to Tim's other DDQ, The Digital Darkroom Quarterly and this proved to be a very good decision. Tim is an unusually skillful writer and he makes complex digital imaging topics understandable. Note the topics dealt with in the issue in this illustration. It is hard to find information about blending modes anywhere and I doubt that you will find any as lucidly presented as the one here. Give it a look-see.
Byron
Nonetheless, I recently decided to subscribe to Tim's other DDQ, The Digital Darkroom Quarterly and this proved to be a very good decision. Tim is an unusually skillful writer and he makes complex digital imaging topics understandable. Note the topics dealt with in the issue in this illustration. It is hard to find information about blending modes anywhere and I doubt that you will find any as lucidly presented as the one here. Give it a look-see.
Byron
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