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What is Aperature?

by clicktoenlarge May 01, 2015 in Media, Photography 0 comments tags: aperature, chicago, DSLR, duel, nick, nick duel, photo, photography, tutorial
This is a quick overview on what Aperture is as well as what Aperture priority mode does on your DSLR.

How to fix rattling SNES carts

by clicktoenlarge March 31, 2015 in Gaming, Media 0 comments tags: broken, cart, duel, fixing, gaming, nick, nick duel, nintendo, rattling, snes, super, tmnt, tutorial
Annoying by a rattling SNES or NES cartridge?  The fix it very easy, you just have place some electrical tap internally on the sides of the cartridge. This will work for Super Nintendo and Nintendo.  The screw bit for the SNES is a 3.8 MM security socket bit which are very cheap or you can make one out of a plastic pen.

Changing Hair Color in Photoshop with Taylor Swift

by clicktoenlarge November 22, 2014 in Media, Photoshop, Tutorials 0 comments tags: duel, hair, nick, nick duel, photography, photoshop, swift, taylor, taylor swift, tutorial
This is a short and sweet video tutorial on how to change hair color with the lovely Taylor Swift.

How to Color Black and White Photos

by clicktoenlarge September 24, 2014 in Media, Photoshop, Tutorials 0 comments tags: black and white, coloring, duel, easy, nick, photography, photoshop, trick, tutorial
Coloring black and white photos is actually a very simple thing to do. If you have a basic understanding of Photoshop and layer blending options…OH and an eye for style, you’ll do just fine.

Best Life Hacks of 2014

by clicktoenlarge August 16, 2014 in Media, My Two Cents 0 comments tags: 2014, duel, hacks, life, life hack, mytwocents, nick, nick duel, tutorial
I share with you my very best and personal “Life Hacks” for the year 2014.

Easy Fire Tutorial

by clicktoenlarge March 23, 2014 in Media, Photoshop, Tutorials 0 comments tags: art, digital, duel, edit, fire, nick, nickduel, nickduel.com, painting, photoshop, splatter, tutorial
  Adding fire to your subject is pretty simple.  I did this in roughly 10 minutes but you can make something really special if you take your time.  You’re basically copy and pasting fire images and using the blend mode, “Lighten”.  I added some splatter here and there to help the effect.  This should be enough to get you started, good luck!
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