It’s great to welcome back Dan Moughamian to TipSquirrel.com. Here Dan takes a look at how to refine your layer masks by using Photoshop’s Masks panel in combination with an adjustment layer.
Keep a look out for Dan’s new book from Adobe Press in August, we’ll let you know when and where you can get Adobe Digital Imaging How-To’s nearer the time.
Some other posts by Dan Moughamian
- Lightroom 4 Beta Quick Tip - Geotags
- Creating Fog with Topaz Labs Lens Effects
- Stylized Black and White Photos with Topaz BW Effects
- Depth of Field Effects with Photoshop Elements 10
- Photoshop CS5 HUD Color Pickers
- Streamlining Your Lightroom Workflow with Stacks
- Using Parametric Curves in ACR 6 to Improve Contrast
- Creating a Soft Focus Vignette in Photoshop CS5
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nicely done, easy to follow & well illustrated, useful/usable info
bet your book’s written in the same style, i’ll have to have a look at it, perhaps my students will want it too.
Thanks, Keith. I appreciate the compliment. The book is nearing wrap-up phase, and I’m very excited. I’ve tried to put together a collection of tips that can help take students all the way through a digital workflow that includes both ACR/Lightroom and Photoshop, catching some of the best new features along the way. As time nears I will be tweeting about it and hopefully getting 1 or 2 excerpts online at Peachpit. Will keep everyone posted.
Very well explained. Do I understand you have a book coming out? I’m interested!
Thanks Dan for the great video! I have been curios about to go about the single color selection with a mask. Thanks again, I’m off to practice this!
Just a quick announcement: the book shipped to outlets last week, and I’ll be tweeting about a new contest this starting this week (@Colortrails), where I’ll hopefully be giving away several copies between now and the end of the year. Thanks to all for the kind words and support. -Dan