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Create a Realistic Blueprint Image From a 3D Object
In this tutorial, we’ll create a a quick mock-up of a 3D car blueprint. Then we’ll place it on an image of a drafting table. This time we’ll use a particular Photoshop 3D Render Mode to create this awesome effect. Let’s get it started!
Create a Complete Vexel Image Using Photoshop
This tutorial will instruct the reader on how to take a picture and create a vexel image out of it, through Photoshop. Numerous vexel techniques are taught. You’ll learn how to use the Pen Tool, and then put it to good use to construct hundreds of shapes that will compose a full vexel image.
Color Selection in Photoshop: Hex, RGB, and the eyedropper tool
Not seeing eye-to-eye with Photoshop when it comes to color? This basic tutorial gets you beyond the frustration of point-and-click color selection/sampling and on your way to better communication with Photoshop.
Transform a Sunny Image into a Rainy Grungy Illustration
Make a dark, rainy atmosphere out of a sunny street by using adjustment layers. Create rain from scratch. Create a streetlight and its reflection from scratch in Photoshop.
Make a Web Interface with Car Images
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Photoshop: Reduce and Simplify
Author Chris Orwig shows you to use Photoshop to clarify the message of the image.
Add Reflective Fantasy Water to an Image
In this tutorial I will show you an easy way to add some reflective fantasy water to an image and for a final touch I will add some fish jumping out of the water.
Photoshop: An Overview of Blend Modes - Part 1
Author Matt Kloskowski gives an overview of the four blend modes you will use the most in Photoshop.
Photoshop: An Overview of Blend Modes - Part 2
Author Matt Kloskowski gives an overview of the four blend modes you will use the most in Photoshop. Part 2.
Photoshop: Using a Grid
Author Matt Kloskowski offers a grid shortcut tip to help compose your digital photos.
Photoshop: Three Approaches to Creating B&W Images
Author Jack Davis shares multiple ways you can create a black and white image.
Photoshop: Intro to Infrared and Black & White Imaging
Author Jack Davis gives you an introduction to infrared photography and black & white imaging.
Turn a Color Image into B&W and More.
This tutorial is about taking a color image, turning it into a Black & White image and partially bringing back some of the color. With a little lesson dealing with the brush opacity thrown in.
Design an Elegant Abstract Site Header Image with in Photoshop
In this tutorial, I will show you the processes I used to design this really cool, abstract style site header image in Photoshop, similar to the one I currently have on psdvault.com.
How to Create HDR Images in Photoshop - Video Tutorial
How to Create HDR Images in Photoshop CS3 without the use of additional software. By Yanik's Photo School.
How to Use Camera Raw Mode in Photoshop
This video will walk you through how to use Camera Raw mode in Photoshop with various photo examples. Raw mode is designed to edit digital photos that are uncompressed.
Make Parts of an Image Stand Out by Changing Focus
In this tutorial I will show you an easy way to take an image and make parts of it out of focus to bring the attention on another object in the image.
Restore color to bland images using photoshop
In this short tutorial, I will show you how to restore color to a bland image using Layer Effects in Photoshop.
How to Drastically Change the Mood and Colour Tone of Your Image in Photoshop
In this tutorial, I will show you the method I use to drastically change the Mood and Colour Tones for your photo via Adobe Photoshop . Along the way, I will also demonstrate an interesting method of adding misty effect to your image.
Create an awesome hosting layout withouth images
Learn how to create an awesome hosting layout withouth images with this easy to follow photoshop tutorial
Creating a Glowing Sphere in An Inverted Image
Learn how you can create an interesting image by adding in some simple Photoshop effects and by inverting its colors!
Batch Processing Large Amounts Of Images in Photoshop
Editing multiple files in photoshop can be a daunting and repetitive task, and it can take hours. But now it doesnt have to take hours, it can take minutes. I am going to show you not only how to resize an unlimited number of images automatically, and I will also show you how to apply whatever filter, action, or effect that you want. And the beauty of it is, as soon as you start it, you can get up and walk away until it is done, saving you time.
Advanced Image Rendering
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How to Use Fit Image in Photoshop - Video Tutorial
How to Use Fit Image in Photoshop to be used in batch processes for long edge ratio.
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.
Combining Images
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Ghosting An Image
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Benefits Of Working With 16-Bit Images In Photoshop
The whole point of editing images in Photoshop is to make them look better, so why risk making them look worse in the process if you don't have to? If you've been editing 8-bit images when you could have been working in 16-bit mode, you've been missing out on a world of flexibility.
Vintage Style Image (NOT PHOTO)
So you are into that vintage-esque look. And you probably wonder, wow that is great! But how do I do that.
Adding Flames and Effects to Make an Image with Impact
Instead of riding snow, this boarder is flying through flames. In this tutorial we'll create fire and smoke without using any photos. You'll learn how to combine both to create a flaming, dynamic image that jumps right at you.
Camera RAW or JPEG
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Increase the Dynamic Range of a Single Image
Learn how to extend the dynamic range of a single image by reprocessing the photograph several times in Photoshop. Understanding how to extend the dynamic range of an image using layer masks is the bread and butter of exceptional landscape photography. Take your landscape photography to the next level!
Quick and Painless Image Vectoring
Did you know that you could scale a vector graphic to the moon and back, and it wouldn’t lose any of it’s clarity or ultra smooth edges? Well, they don’t make printers that big… but at least you can create vector graphics from photographs in just a few simple steps! Here’s how!
Saving Images for the Web
When saving for the web, it’s always important to consider the quality of the image, and the size of the image in order to provide visual clarity without slowing performance. This tutorial will teach you what you need to know about saving images for the web.
Create an Awesome Paint Explosion Image
This tutorial will teach you some very useful selection techniques that will allow you to create a cool paint explosion image. Many of the techniques are fairly basic, but aren’t that commonly known and are a real time saver!
Transforming a Daylight Image Into a Wild Night
In this tutorial we’ll learn how to convert a plain daylight shot into a night shot and add some special effects to it. We’ll not only turn a daylight image into a nighttime image, but we’ll also add add some stormy rain to the scene.
Manipulate an Image with Scripting
Learn how to create your own Photoshop script with this Photoshop tutorial. Scripting works like Photoshop actions but is more powerful and flexible than actions.
Create a Realistic Graffiti Text and Image on a Nice Clean Wall
A tutorial where you will learn how to create a realistic advance graffiti on a clean wall.Check THIS OUT!!!
Using Textures to Create Scratches and Distress Your Images
Have you ever thought about adding textures to your high-resolution digital photographs to give them a worn or damaged look? Or how about adding scratches to make them less digital and more film like? I present several quick and easy ways to apply this effect using grungy textures that can be found virtually anywhere. I also explain how to create a library of textures that you can use anytime you wish. To help get you started, I have made several of my own textures available for free.
Color Matching for Image Blending
This tutorial will show you how to match color between two photos or more, so you can make a perfect blend images. This is a really convenient trick that works well in many situations.
Photoshop: How to Use the Filter Panel in Bridge CS3
NAPP instructor Matt Kloskowski shows you how to use the Filter panel in Bridge CS3 as your one-stop shop for finding images and photos on your computer.
Photoshop: How to Add Text on Top of Photos
There are many ways to include type in your designs, but unless you've got a blank area in your photo, it can be a lot harder then you think. NAPP instructor Matt Kloskowski shows you how to make text fit in just about any place on your image.
Photoshop: Move Those Palettes!
NAPP instructor Matt Kloskowski shows you how to move palettes automatically out of your way in Photoshop CS3.
Photoshop: Adding Dimension to Your Images
Author Chris Orwig illustrates a few tricks that can help you add dimension to your images.
Photoshop: Creating Compelling Photographs
Author Chris Orwig explains how you can take more compelling photos and improve your images using Photoshop.
Photoshop: Using Camera Raw 4’s Recovery Slider
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Photoshop: Using the Clone Source Palette
NAPP instructor Matt Kloskowski shows how to use Photoshop CS3's new Clone Source palette for "what you see is what you get" editing.
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