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Use software to easily simulate shallow depth of field and make scenes look more
Use software to easily simulate shallow depth of field and make scenes look more like toy models than real landscapes.
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Better HDR in Photoshop
If you're not a fan of high-dynamic range images pushed to unrealistic extremes, try this two-part vide series on the softer side of HDR.
Mask a Glass & Blend It with a New Background
Follow these advanced Photoshop CS4 techniques for removing the background from a photo of a glass half-full of red wine. Then blend the masked glass into a photo of a Tuscan vineyard. Thirsty yet?
How to Use Photoshop Smart Filters
With CS3's Smart Filters, you can edit any filter at any time, without destroying any pixels. Here's how to use them.
Make Smooth Selections in Photoshop
Don't like the jagged edges in your Photoshop selection? The Refine Edge feature can take care of that.
Snowy Photoshop Brushes
Enjoy free snowy Photoshop brushes
Photoshop How-To: Divide to Conquer
With a little Photoshop trickery, you can make one photo look like a whole pile of prints.
Create a Gift-Worthy Calendar in Photoshop
Are you looking for a personal yet low-cost gift for clients, friends, or family? Download this free calendar template, insert your own photos or illustrations, et voila!
Give Portraits the Spa Treatment in Photoshop
Discover the secrets of beautiful young skin, bright white teeth, and a great complexion. Of course, it's all done with advanced layering techniques in Photoshop CS4.
Rehabilitate Old Photos
Good photo rehabilitation goes beyond repairing typical tears and fading to rebuilding important, but initially unsatisfactory, images that recover the emotional impact of an event. And clients pay a lot for that!
Combine Image Creatively in Photoshop
Learn how to collage images in Photoshop CS2, CS3, and CS4.
Add Energy and Interest with Layered Images
By layering thematically related photographs and colored backgrounds and foregrounds, you can create unique imagery for print and Web projects.
Make Editable Arrows in Photoshop
Create vector arrows you can color, warp, resize, flip, shadow, emboss, and more.
Make Vector Splashes
Get all Jackson Pollock and make a splash -- literally. Then use Photoshop and Illustrator\'s easy Live Trace feature to bring your art into the digital world.
Create Photorealistic Reflections and Shadows
Celebrated digital painter Bert Monroy shares tips on creating realistic reflections and shadows in Photoshop.
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