An Introduction to Keyframes in Photoshop Extended.
Keyframes are used throughout the Creative Suite in animation. In Photoshop Extended you can do simple animations. Here TipSquirrel gives a short introduction. [More]
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Creating a Soft Focus Vignette in Photoshop CS5
For a prior tutorial, I demonstrated how to create a vignette effect around the subject of a photograph, using Lightroom 3. Today we’ll take a look at a subtly different technique, which [More]
Simple Stain Remover in Photoshop
You’re stumped, you’ve met your match, you don’t know what to do – have you ever felt like that when you see a photo, or a particular area on a photo? I’m sure you have! I know I have, and [More]
Panorama and Content Aware Fill for Photoshop Elements 9
When Photoshop CS5 was released one of the stand out new features was Content Aware Fill. This function could be used to remove unwanted objects or, as we see here, fill empty space around a panorama with new content.
Photoshop Elements 9 came shortly after and boasted the Content Aware Spot Healing brush but not Content Aware Fill, so there’s no way of filling in those blank spaces in panoramas right? [More]
HDR With Photoshop and HDR Efex Pro
In this video, Richard Harrington takes a look at an HDR workflow. Using Bridge, HDR Efex Pro and Photoshop he demonstrates techniques and tips for all HDR photography. [More]
Adding Contrast Using Lightroom Virtual Copies and Photoshop
I have to admit up front that the bulk of this technique is one I learnt from my buddy Glyn Dewis where he double processes a raw file using smart objects in Photoshop. The link to Glyn’s [More]
Complex Selections Made Simple with Photoshop CS5
Every version of Photoshop seems to do something better and faster then it’s predecessors and Photoshop CS5 is no exception. At a recent photography trade show I spent many happy hours [More]
Adding High Contrast Using Photoshop’s Unsharp Mask Filter
For this tutorial I want to share a technique with you that I use on virtually all of my images when I’m looking to add some High Contrast. Now this technique it could be considered a little on [More]
Photoshop and The Alt / Option Key
There’s few occasions when I’m in Photoshop that I don’t have my thumb resting on the Alt key. What makes this humble little key so special? Well, let me show you just a few of the occasions where I really couldn’t do without it. [More]
Engraving Text with Photoshop
I found out today (well about ½ hour ago) that it was my turn to write – eeep! I thought, “I’ve not prepared anything” So here I show you a very easy (and quick!) way of creating engraved [More]
Black and White with Photoshop and Lightroom
Welcome to the second part of my series on black & white photography. In the first part of the series we discussed what black & white photography entails and some considerations you should [More]
Quick Tone Photoshop Technique
In this video tutorial,The Restorationist Janine Smith takes a restoration project and uses a combination of curves and Blend mode to bring out the detail of her image. [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]
Exporting multiple files with Image Processor
Sometimes tried-and-true methods are very efficient at getting the job done, and the Image Processor script (which has been around for quite some time) is one of those old standby tools. When you [More]
Exporting JPGs to the Lightroom Catalogue
In this exclusive TipSquirrel.com episode of PhotoWalkthrough, John Arnold shows us how to export JPGs from Lightroom 3 and have them automatically added back to your catalog and stacked with their original version. [More]
