Folder Cruising in Adobe Bridge
Back in Bridge CS4, Adobe introduced a cool navigation feature in Bridge called “Folder Cruising.” It’s very simple, but really effective, and in Bridge CS5 it received some slight tweaks that [More]
November on TipSquirrel.com
Stylized Black and White Photos with Topaz BW Effects By Dan Moughamian This month I thought it would be fun to cover a Photoshop plugin that I discovered this summer, which has quickly become one [More]
Stylized Black and White Photos with Topaz BW Effects
This month I thought it would be fun to cover a Photoshop plugin that I discovered this summer, which has quickly become one of my favorites. Topaz BW Effects (from Topaz Labs) contains a wide range [More]
Creating a Rubber Stamp Brush Preset in Photoshop Elements.
In this tutorial we’ll firstly be creating the effect of a slightly worn out rubber stamp. Once we’ve created our stamp, we’ll be converting it to a brush preset that can be used over and over [More]
Scaling 3D Materials in Photoshop CS5 Extended
If you’ve created a 3D object with complex materials, you may have been disappointed with the appearance and shape of the features on your 3D object. In today’s video, learn how to tweak [More]
Shadow and Highlights with Adobe Camera Raw
In this follow-up to last week’s video, Rich Harrington teaches us how to fix clipped shadows, overblown highlights, and soft detail when working with photos shot under low lift conditions. [More]
Advanced Black and White in Photoshop
This month’s tutorial is going to be an in-depth look at a black & white photograph that was used in one of my tutorials on black & white conversion earlier this year. I recently showed [More]
Photoshop 3D Materials Fun
Adobe Photoshop CS5 Extended has a wonderfully capable 3D environment. It isn’t high powered like some advanced 3D modeling software, but the capabilities are really good, and the learning curve is [More]
Mastering Adobe Camera Raw
In this, made for TipSquirrel.com, video, Rich Harrington explores the power of Adobe Camera Raw. Here Rich has a real world example to work though with amazing outcomes. [More]
Receding Background
Here’s a super simple way to add a little depth to an old image just by making certain elements stand out from the rest. [More]
Quicker Collections in Lightroom
You may have used Quick Collections in Lightroom to create temporary sets of photos to organize your work. Here’s a tip to show you how to extend the Quick Collection feature to apply to any [More]
Our Master Suite CS5.5 Winner
A little while ago Adobe UK gave us a copy of Adobe Master Suite CS5.5 and we invited readers to enter through our Twitter, Facebook and Google+ accounts. The response was awesome, so thank you to [More]
Vintage Effect in Adobe Camera RAW
Vintage photo effects are all the rage in photography at the moment. Often they created in mobile apps or in Photoshop, but in this tutorial I’m going to show you a simple vintage effect that can [More]
Creating coloured backdrops in Lightroom
One of the things about Lightroom that I love is that even though it is the little brother to the mighty Photoshop, it is still has a few tricks up its sleeve. I am always looking for ways to do [More]
Photoshop’s Image Size Resampling Options
When you resize images in Photoshop, you are adding or deleting pixels to your image. As the pixels are created or destroyed, how do you control the way Photoshop decides how to color the new pixels, [More]
