The Midas Touch: Turn Your Black (Or White) Car To Gold!
by Unmesh Dinda
It’s extremely simple to change the color of an object if it already has some color. This can be...
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It’s extremely simple to change the color of an object if it already has some color. This can be...
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One of the creative things we can do to make our subjects stand out and separate them from the...
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This issue, we’re going to look at one of my favorite styles of graphic effects, retro type!...
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Leashes and handlers can frequently be removed from pet images afterwards. In this tutorial, we explore some retouching techniques that can follow up on the photography techniques that Kaylee teaches. The German Shepherd in this tutorial isn’t that well trained and required the near presence of his handler for the entire photo shoot, which made this project a perfect example of real life retouching for dog portraits.
Read MorePosted by Jessica Maldonado | Sep 30, 2018 | 0
Some of the most popular Photoshop tutorials involve selections and masking. There are entire books dedicated to this topic, some written by your favorite authors. (I got my start with masking by watching Katrin Eismann teach at Photoshop World.) Most of these books focus on photographic masking, and go from manual, painted selections to using image information with a few tweaks from adjustments and filters, which is incredibly powerful. Let’s look at how to isolate your mask for robust, detailed editing. In the end, you’ll have a seriously flexible way to work with complex masks using nearly everything Photoshop has to offer.
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