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Photoshop Black and White Conversion Tutorials
In this series of tutorials, learn the many ways of converting color photos to black and white in Photoshop. With few exceptions, the tools and techniques we cover here have been around in Photoshop for years and are available to anyone using any recent (and even not-so-recent) version of Photoshop!
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Mapping A Texture To A Face In Photoshop
Learn how Photoshop's Displace Filter makes it easy to map an interesting texture to someone's face in a photo!
Photoshop Film Strip Photo Collage, Part 2 - Creating The Collage
In the first of this two-part Photoshop tutorial, we used Photoshop's shape tools to create a film strip photo frame. In this second part of the tutorial, we'll use multiple copies of that film strip to create a photo collage!
Photoshop Three Image Photo Frame Template with Smart Objects
Learn how to create a simple three-image photo frame in Photoshop, then how to easily convert the final result into a reusable template with Smart Objects!
Photoshop Film Strip Photo Collage, Part 1 - Drawing The Film Strip
In this first of a two-part Photoshop tutorial on creating a film strip photo collage, learn how to use Photoshop's shape tools to draw the actual film strip photo frame!
Photoshop Worn Torn Photo Edges Effect
Learn how to easily combine the Eraser Tool with one of Photoshop's built-in brushes, along with a few layers and some layer styles, to give a photo a worn, torn edges effect!
Photoshop Action Zoom Blurring Effect Tutorial
Add some action, excitement and motion to a photo with a zoom blur effect in Photoshop, an easy and popular way to help bring an image to life!
Creating Photo Borders With Photoshop Brushes
Learn how easy it is to create interesting photo border effects using Photoshop's brushes, including how to load additional brush sets and combine multiple brush strokes with different tools, like the Eraser Tool, for virtually endless creative possibilities!
Photoshop Selections Tutorials - The Magnetic Lasso Tool
The Magnetic Lasso Tool is one of the best selection tools in Photoshop, giving us much better results than what the standard Lasso Tool offers in less time and with less effort and frustration. In fact, with a little practice, you may find yourself hopelessly attracted to it!
Photoshop Selections Tutorials - The Polygonal Lasso Tool
The Polygonal Lasso Tool, another of Photoshop's basic selection tools, is perfect for selecting objects in a photo with many straight, flat surfaces or sides, allowing us to draw as many sides as we need in any direction with just the click of a mouse!
Photoshop Selections Tutorials - The Lasso Tool
Photoshop's Lasso Tool is probably the easiest of the selection tools to use, allowing us to draw freehand selections around objects in a photo as if we were outlining them on paper with a pen or pencil. We'll learn how to combine it with Photoshop's ability to add and remove areas of a selection to fix up problem areas and dramatically improve your results!
Photoshop Selections Tutorials - The Elliptical Marquee Tool
The Rectangular Marquee Tool may be one of the easiest Photoshop selection tools to use, but it isn't much help to us when we need to draw oval or circular selections. That's where the Elliptical Marquee Tool comes in, and it's every bit as simple. In fact, the Elliptical Marquee Tool is really just the Rectangular Marquee Tool with extremely rounded corners!
Photoshop Selections Tutorials - The Rectangular Marquee Tool
Being able to select objects or areas in a photo is one of the most important Photoshop skills you need, but not all selections need to be complex or time consuming. In this tutorial, we look at one of Photoshop's most basic and easy to use selection tools, the Rectangular Marquee Tool, perfect for making selections based on simple geometric shapes.
Photoshop Selections - Why Do We Need Selections?
There's lots of ways to make selections in Photoshop, some simple, some more advanced, but having lots of ways to do something doesn't explain why we need to do it in the first place, so in this tutorial, we'll look at why we need to make selections in Photoshop at all!
Dual View Photo Editing In Photoshop
If it's true that two heads are better than one, it's also true that two views of the same image are better than one, especially when it comes to photo editing. Learn how to keep a constant eye on your overall image in Photoshop no matter how far you've zoomed in with this dual view editing technique!
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