An Introduction to Adobe Dimension
A little festive this one but hey, there’s still some mince pies left. A while back I did a video that some thought was a little much for the beginner to Dimension so I thought I’d try to [More]
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How to Cut Out an Object From Its Background in Adobe Photoshop Mix
Hi Everyone Last month we demonstrated how to create a simple composite image using pre cut-out elements in Adobe Photoshop Mix. This month we will be looking at how to extract elements from their [More]
Photoshop Fundamentals – Moving Layers Between Images
In this video I take a look at three ways to get one image into another. Each one has its own use and you'll soon be working them into your various workflows. [More]
How To Create A Surreal Image With Adobe Photoshop Mix
Working with the Adobe mobile apps gives you the freedom to create images wherever you are, either in their entirety or for comping ideas and refining them later. Using Adobe's Creative Sync enables you to transfer your work between your devices, both mobile and desktop, so you can start your project on the phone and add the finishing touches in Photoshop when you get home or to your studio! [More]
How To Create A Composite In Photoshop With The PixelSquid 3D Extension
The main focus of the tutorial is an amazing stock image site named PixelSquid. If you haven’t heard of it before, PixelSquid specialises in pre-rendered 3D stock image objects that can be rotated in real time, enabling you to pick the perfect angle before placing the image into your designs and photo-montages. When the site first launched, it was necessary to download the object at the required angle before adding into your composites, which still left a little guesswork as to whether it was going to fit the scene properly. A recent update has change this. [More]
Photoshop Displacement Maps
When you want to add two or more images together quite often you’ll want to contort one to the shape of the other. This can be done with ease in Photoshop using the Displacement Map filter. Its been around for a long time and not a lots changed, but then, does it need to? [More]
Lightroom and Photoshop – Open as Layers
Now that Photoshop and Lightroom are available as part of the popular Photoshop Photography program from Adobe, many people are starting to use Lightroom and Photoshop together for the first time. Naturally, that leads to some confusion when it comes to workflow. [More]
Simple 3 Image Composite Using Photoshop Auto Blend
In this video I take 3 images and create one single, seamless, image using the very powerful Auto Blend command [More]
Compositing in Photoshop Touch
As part of our Adobe Touch Week Howard takes a look at Photoshop Touch on the iPad and puts it through its paces by compositing two images. [More]
Rebuilding From (Practically) Nothing
Janine’s latest course at Lynda.com is; Photoshop Elements 9: Scanning and Restoring Photos Click here for a 7-day free trial and give it a go! [Authors note: The image used in this article is not [More]
Composite Images: Attention to Detail
Anyone familiar with my work knows that I’m a big fan of compositing images in Photoshop, and can spend hours sometimes on one image tweeking this and that. For this short tutorial I want to cover [More]
