Replacing a Sky with Photoshop
Sometimes it’s necessary to replace elements in a photograph. Sometimes it’s just fun! Whether for fun or necessity, here’s a fairly easy way to go about replacing a piece of a photo, in this [More]
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Exposure Blending with Smart Objects
Last week, we looked at creating copies of Smart Objects in Photoshop, and we saw that regular copies are linked together in a special way such that when you update one Smart Object, you update ALL [More]
Picture Package with Smart Objects
When is a copy not a copy? When it is a copy of a Smart Object! In Photoshop, there are two very different ways to create copies of Smart Objects, and each of these has unique and special qualities [More]
RAW Black & Whites
Its great to welcome back Justin Seeley for another Photoshop Quicktips. In this exclusive episode of Quicktips, Justin shows us why Camera RAW is better suited for creating black & white photos [More]
RAW Black & Whites
Its great to welcome back Justin Seeley for another Photoshop Quicktips. In this exclusive episode of Quicktips, Justin shows us why Camera RAW is better suited for creating black & white photos [More]
Light Writing with Photoshop
DSLR cameras are fantastic, you can do some great things with them – one of my favourite effects are slow shutter speed photos with cool light trails. These have recently been used in the TalkTalk [More]
Smart Objects, Raw Flexibility
Last week, we saw that Smart Object Layers are a special kind of layer within Photoshop, that actually encapsulate data so that you have a “document within a document,” and allow you access to [More]
Great Places to Learn Photoshop
This week I’m using my space to go back to my roots. TipSquirrel.com started because I was always on the lookout for great places to learn more Photoshop tips and techniques. In this Nut [More]
Smarter Editing with Smart Objects
In my early Photoshop days, I created a fair number of disasters in which I edited my files, saved over the originals, and lost the ability to get back to an earlier, untarnished version of my files. [More]
Watermark It With A Photoshop Brush
Photographer Andie Smith joins us again with a Quick Tip on keeping your work safe online If it is on the internet, it’s free. WRONG! But this is how some people think… one of the ways I [More]
Use FFT To Reduce Texture
Anyone that knows me knows I never lost that trait found mostly in children around the two year mark, known as the “Why gene”. I don’t want to just know that something works; I want to know why [More]
Single Image HDR Toning in Photoshop CS5
OK, I promised we’d be back to our normal pre CS5 stuff today, but Mike’s just too excited about the new HDR Toning in CS5 to let it pass un noticed TS It’s top tip Tuesday, and here is [More]
Photoshop CS5 – The Verdict
TipSquirrel Its been a great two week look at CS5 and I’d like to thank the five contributors for their insight. I’ve only been using the Beta version for a week so I’m still [More]
Photoshop CS5 Layer Management Enhancements
TipSquirrel welcomes back Mike Hoffman as he explains the new, and the improved, features of Photoshop’s Layer [More]
Photoshop CS5 Content Aware Healing Brush
In some ways, this week’s article is a continuation of last week’s look at Content Aware Fill, because the Content Aware Healing Brush is sort of the same thing…um…right? Right. And wrong. In [More]
