Save Photos For Web & Mobile Devices
Creating files for special uses often requires special processing. The creation of specialized formats for the Internet and mobile electronics requires a mastery of one useful command: Save For Web [More]
Mimicking Long Exposure Cloudscapes with Photoshop Elements
When used it produces ethereal clouds that spread across the sky. It can be very tricky to achieve, however, especially during the day, as the shutter speed needs to be fairly long; a tripod is a [More]
Repeating Patterns with Photoshop Actions
In this tutorial, artist and writer Simon Rudd explores the use of Actions to create a repeating pattern.
Make a new Photoshop document – I'm using a canvas that is 1024x768, as always you can set your own size if you want. Make the background black by pressing D on your keyboard followed by ALT and Backspace (or go to Edit>Fill>Black). Finally make a new Layer above the background Layer called Pattern1. [More]
Selecting with Color Range
One of the most powerful and useful tools for creating a selection in Photoshop is also the most often ignored and the least understood. In fact, it generally isn’t even regarded as a tool at all, [More]
Have Fun With Photoshop
Regular readers will know I like to do something a little different with my posts, I figure I’ll leave the tutorials to those that know what they’re doing. So today I’m setting a challenge; [More]
Happy Holiday Nutters!
Its a pleasure to tell you that all the Nuts have all agreed to keep TipSquirrel.com rolling, plus we’ll have David Asch and Tim Shelbourne joining us in the new year! We’re off for a week, [More]
Photoshop Panels Often Overlooked
Greetings TipSquirrel Fans!!!
Today I want to take a moment to talk about a few panels in Photoshop that often get overlooked. [More]
HDR Sharpening in Photoshop
I recently put a photo up on Facebook and Twitter that generated a lot of buzz, using HDR Toning in Photoshop CS5 as a way to sharpen old photos. I discovered this method while working on the Adobe [More]
When Selections Define Your Image
Over the past few weeks, I’ve discussed various basics of creating and selecting areas of your image, and today, we’ll have a bit of fun with it – to give you an idea of the power that is at [More]
Adding Metadata to Images in Photoshop CS5
Happy Holidays everyone! For this final TipSquirrel installment of 2010, we’ll take a look at how you can help protect your photos by applying important copyright and contact information [More]
Photoshop Super Fast Compositing
This time I've put together a video tutorial showing a super fast Photoshop technique for creating composite images. This is a technique I turn to 99.9% of the time when creating composites out of studio images; it's super fast, super effective and super easy. [More]
Photoshop ‘Triage’
In this exclusive TipSquirrel.com video, trainer and author Richard Harrington uses a real world example to demonstrate a Photoshop ‘Triage’. By going through this workflow he takes an [More]
Colour Separation Using LAB Colour Space in Photoshop
I would like to thank Dan Margulis for the technical expertise behind today’s article. He gives a convincing argument of LAB colour space’s hidden power. If you would like to find out [More]
Photoshop Selection Power Tips
Over the past two weeks, we’ve looked at Selection Basics and Selection Techniques using Photoshop CS5, and we’ve developed a fundamental framework of understanding about selections, masks and [More]
Win A Flip-Pal Mobile Scanner
Sorry. This competition is now closed TipSquirrel and the Rocky Mountain Ventures Company are joining to together to give our lucky readers the chance to win a Flip-Pal Mobile Scanner! If you [More]
