Create a Surreal Portrait in Photoshop
In this video I'll be demonstrating how, with a mask, a filter and a Blend mode you can easily create a surreal portrait in Photoshop. [More]
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Coloured Clipping Warnings in Adobe Camera Raw and Lightroom
When editing in Adobe Camera Raw or Lightroom its good practice to keep an eye on the Histogram.Whats more is there’s a couple of clever buttons that help even more. Let’s take a look at [More]
Photoshop Updates June 2016
Adobe announced today, Tuesday 21st June 2016, a few major updates to Photoshop CC 2015. Its not the major all bells and whistles we’re waiting for but there’s still some goodies for us [More]
Using The Lens Flare Filter in Photoshop
The Lens Flare has been a part of Photoshop for some time and is a quick and easy way to add a little ‘something’ to your image. A word of caution however, because of its ease of use its often [More]
Transform a Photo into an Illustration with Photoshop
Transform a photo into an illustration / oil painting with this clever Photoshop trick. The technique gives fine details the appearance of brush strokes, and looks fantastic when applied to a wide [More]
Adding Rim Light with Photoshop
When you’re compositing with Photoshop you’ll often be adding a light source or two, sometimes the light will come from behind. To ‘sell’ the effect you may want to add a rim light. In [More]
Scary Selfie Just for Fun with Adobe Photoshop Mix
Here’s a little fun demo of Adobe Photoshop Mix for you to play with. Twitter recently freaked out over a selfie with a woman looking the wrong way in her reflection – you can read about [More]
How to Make a Cinemagraph in Photoshop
A cinemagraph is a mix of still and moving image. The majority of the image is usually still while there’s one or more elements that have movement. Cinema graphs are very popular at the moment at are reasonably easy to complete inside Photoshop. [More]
How to Reduce Shadows and Highlights in Photoshop
In this video, Retoucher Fran Hughes shows you how you can reduce shadows and highlights in your images in a non-destructive way, using Curves adjustments in Photoshop. [More]
Create a Dancing Shadow in Photoshop
Here’s a nifty little tutorial for you. I’ll show you how to add a little extra to your photos with a quirky shadow that can represent the person photographed. I’ve used this a few [More]
Toggle Views in Photoshop CC
Changes to Photoshop CC mean that some people aren't able to use the F key shortcut for different views, here's how to re enable it. [More]
Restore a Sky Lost to Over-Exposure in Lightroom and Photoshop
Whilst on a recent travel photography task in Havana, Cuba I encountered a problem in balancing exposure. To overcome the loss of detail in the sky there are several things I could have done, [More]
Photoshop Problem Panoramas
In this video Gavin comes across a a problem when Photoshop puts together his panorama, knowing how the panorama works and where the settings are soon makes light work of putting things right. [More]
Photoshop an Artistic Double Exposure
In this video I take a look at making a double exposure in Photoshop, then go a little further to create something a little more interesting and 'artistic'. [More]
Animated Intro with Photoshop
In this video I take a look at creating a little intro for a video using Photoshop. As I say at the beginning of this, it may not be an effect you want to use but you may be interested in some of the techniques.
You should be warned, for the first time I actually make an apearance! [More]
