How To Create A Double Color Exposure Effect
by Lesa Snider
There are (at least) two sides to most everything: day and night, stillness and movement, coins,...
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There are (at least) two sides to most everything: day and night, stillness and movement, coins,...
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Photoshop sports a wide variety of filters that you can use to blur a photo. In this column,...
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A great trick you can perform with the Transform command is to add a simple image reflection....
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An easy way to correct tone and color in your photos is to use the Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) plug-in that comes with Photoshop. Its powerful, yet easy-to-use sliders make adjusting photos a breeze. ACR is a nondestructive editor, too, so you won’t harm your original. The following steps work with RAW files, JPEGs, and TIFFs. Tip: As an added bonus, you can use much of this workflow in Adobe Lightroom, too.
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Photoshop includes a lot of pattern presets, though it’s surprisingly simple to create your own....
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