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Perspective correction in Photoshop

What to do when buildings tilt in a curious way on your photos? A simple trick to solve the problem.

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Watermark in Photoshop

We create a faint inscription as a watermark in a corner of a photo. "Thou shalt not steal!", the Lord sayeth.

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Flaming Pear Melancholytron

100% melancholy, packed as a plugin.

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iPod in Photoshop

Learn how to make an iPod player in photoshop. Good for your music websites or just for some illustrations.

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The Opportune Moment in Wildlife Photography

Learn how to capture the most opportune moments in wildlife photography; includes information on equipment preparation and camera settings....

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Floral Background

This tutorial shows a quick and easy way to make abstract backgrounds in Photoshop

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Bleached color photo in Photoshop

Aging a color photo by decades. (easy tutorial)

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Polar filter effect II. in Photoshop

Polar filter is a real evergreen. We are inclined to spend dozens, or even more than a hundred of dollars on a small piece of glass so that our photos sport livelier colors and our landscapes show deep blue skies. But you don't absolutely have to buy such a thing. Photoshop can be the poor man's polar filter as it can be used to emulate an effect similar to that of those expensive pieces of glass. Of course, the original effect of polar filters—the reduction of reflections and glitters—is not possible this way. If this is your purpose, you'll have to buy one. For all the others, the article can help.

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Lightening shadows II. in Photoshop

A familiar situation: a light sky with buildings covered in darkness.

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Picture postcard II. in Photoshop

In the previous article, we placed four separate images onto a single new background (canvas) and arranged them beside each other. Below, you'll learn how to turn this creation into a picture postcard like the ones you can get at the newsagent around the corner.

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Perspective correction in Photoshop Elements

Buildings askew, tilting backwards? Photoshop Elements does away with them in a few minutes.

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Gradient filter in Photoshop

We bring a bit of blue into the grey sky by emulating a blue gradient filter. We even try to stick a few clouds on it.

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Sepia toning II. in Photoshop

First of all, of course, you‘ll need an appropriate color or black-and-white photo, plus half a minute of time to turn its colors into spectacular sepia tones. It cannot be tuned as finely as the previous sepia procedure we published and brings a weaker result, but in turn it is very easy to apply and nicely produces an acceptable illusion.

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Increasing contrast in Photoshop

Increasing contrast is one of the simplest procedures in Photoshop. Now we introduce a less trivial way.

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Flaming Pear Melancholytron

100% melancholy, packed as a plugin.

Rated: with 382 hits  Added on: Apr 07, 2008

optikVerve Labs Virtual Photographer

Digital photographer becomes virtual photographer.

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Film colors in Photoshop

Let's try to imitate the feeling the colors of negative films radiate.

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Increasing contrast II. in Photoshop (advanced)

It's high time we took a glance at the capabilities of the Curves feature that offers a wide-ranged and easily controllable feature for increasing contrast.

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Film Grain in Photoshop

Bored of digital looks? Spice up your photo with film grains!

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RAW processing in Photoshop Elements

A finished product from raw material.

Rated: with 370 hits  Added on: May 12, 2008