Photoshop Tutorials by peachpit.com
sRGB vs. Adobe RGB
If you're a photographer you've probably seen that your camera, Photoshop, Lightroom, and even Camera Raw all have places to set your color mode (sRGB or Adobe RGB). In this video I'll help you figure out what the difference is, where you'll see that difference, and what mode is best to keep your photos in.
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In this video, author and Adobe Certified Instructor Gabriel Powell teaches you how to select, compare, and present images in Adobe Bridge.
Photoshop: Enhancing Symmetry in Your Photos | Video Tutorial
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Photoshop: What's a Camera Raw Image
In this video, author and Adobe Certified Instructor Gabriel Powell introduces you to Camera Raw, explains how it works, and reveals why you should use it to edit your images.
Sharpening Workflow, Part 2
In the previous video we talked about where most of your sharpening occurs when you're working on your photos. In Part 2 of the Sharpening Workflow series, we'll look at how to apply some creative or selective sharpening if you have one area of a photo you really want to stand out.
Sharpening Workflow, Part 1
There are many options for sharpening photos in Photoshop and Camera Raw. In this video we're going to take a look at the workflow, specifically where your sharpening should begin.
Removing Dark Circles Under the Eyes
Whether it's caused by lack of sleep, too much work, stress, skin texture and tone or whatever, lots of people have dark circles under their eyes. Since removing them requires just a tiny bit of brush work, they make a perfect candidate for a quick Photoshop retouch.
Automatically Make Your Photos Look Better in Camera Raw
Adobe added Camera Profiles to Camera Raw that automatically do a great job at making your photo look better. When coupled with a feature that lets you set default settings in the raw dialog, you've got a great combination that will end up saving you a lot of time and giving your photos a much better starting place.
Edge Vignettes the Right Way
Edge vignetting has become incredibly popular. When done the right way (meaning not overdone), they really do make a photo look better. However, there are a few ways to create these edge vignettes, some of which work better then others. We'll take a look at them in this video.
Photoshop CS4: Content-aware Scaling
In this video, author Gabriel Powell shows you how to use the Content-aware scaling tool to resize an image without changing important visual content. This clip is part of Peachpit's Adobe Photoshop CS4 Learn By Video series.
Photoshop: Usando Adjustment Layers en tus Imagenes
En este video Instructor de NAPP Rafael "RC" Concepcion habla sobre de el uso de las capas de ajustes (Adjustment Layers) en Photoshop CS4.
Photoshop: CS4's Hue/Saturation Dialog
CS4 made some pretty slick changes to the Hue/Saturation dialog that take some of the guesswork out of using it. We'll take a look at 'em (and some neat shortcuts) in this video.
Photoshop: Removing Distortion from Wide-Angle Photos
If you're shooting with a wide angle lens, you'll often see distortion creep into your photos. If you're photographing tall buildings, they'll look like they're leaning over, and, depending on how close you are to your subject, some things may look like they're bulging or curved. We'll see how to fix that in this tutorial.
Photoshop: High Dynamic Range Photography (HDR), Part 2
HDR software combines multiple images into one photograph to get the best of multiple exposures. In Part 1 of this series, we explored how to use the HDR software that comes with Photoshop. In Part 2 we're going to look at another program called Photomatix that let's us take HDR even further.
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