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Increasing contrast IV. In Photoshop

Let’s take a look another of the million different ways to increase contrast. We have already discussed the Apply Image command that can be used for such a purpose as well. This time, our aim is to enhance contrast less in the light areas and more in the dark ones. We’ll be fast as lightning and simple as a stone. Or as a contrast increase procedure.

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Surprisingly Easy Rainbow Light Painting Effect

Give your photos a unique look with this retro effect that's super easy and fun. You will learn how to create this effect with just one layer and three colors.

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Reducing shadows in Photoshop (advanced tutorial)

When lighting is strong, you have to fight shadows, too. They might overcome for a time, but there is always a chance for another battle.

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Increasing contrast III. in Photoshop

Another attempt at setting a proper contrast.

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B&W Conversion with the Old Fashioned Look of Film

There are many B&W conversion tutorial out there, but this one takes some less traveled paths and the results are worth it. We will create a black and white portrait that has the old-fashioned look of film photography.

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Sallowed photos in Photoshop

Don't leave your photos out in the sun! Use Photoshop to wither them instead.

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Lens errors in Photoshop Elements

Correcting what your lens messed up.

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Black and white vector with highlights

In this tutorial you will learn how to easily create a black and white vector with highlights from a photograph.

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ImageSkill Magic Enhancer Lite

ImageSkill's free plugin offers a more balanced lighting.

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Increasing contrast in Photoshop Elements

Midtones, step forward! Stay where you are, the rest of you!

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Image correction in five seconds in Elements

Time is money, even in photo editing.

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Saving for Web in Photoshop

Done with retouching? Show your photo to the whole world!

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Wallpaper from PhotosBullet Holes on the Metal Surface

Photoshop tutorial teaching how to create bullet holes on the metal surface.

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Get a real rainbow on simple picture only in several minutes

The next lesson we'll try to get a real effect of the rain on a simple picture and decorate it with a rainbow, which must be done also by ourselves

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Removing red eye effect in Photoshop Elements

The faithful readers of our Photoshop articles are likely to remember the procedures we introduced for red eye removal. PS had lacked an automated solution for this problem for a long time, but we have to admit that manual treatment brings better results most of the time. But what about the users who don’t want to putter away for long minutes with every single red eye? They need a fully or semi-automatic remover tool. Newer Photoshop and Photoshop Elements versions already contain a response to their prayers. Now let’s see how the feature in Elements works.

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The temple of music

'The temple of music' creation, Photoshop photo-manipulations.

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Vibrant Photo Manipulation

Using vibrant colors is the best way to make an image stand out, although getting the right balance is not always easy. Here we learn how to use lots of vibrant color to create a slightly abstract photo manipulation using pencils and fruit. We will learn how to use the pen tool effectively and also some freehand brushing which looks good.

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Sharpening in Photoshop Elements (basics)

Our second PS Elements tip—us being that comfortable—has been "converted" to Elements from an earlier Photoshop article. In this area, the difference between the two applications is smaller than you’d think. You might even say the younger brother performs in sharpening just like the elder. So this is a repetition, which is the mother of all studies, as the ancient Romans said.

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Print size in Photoshop

What to do when a photo is to be printed or processed in a digital lab?

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Non-Destructive Dodge And Burn In Photoshop

Photoshop's Dodge and Burn tools are great for lightening and darkening specific areas of a photo, but they both permanently damage your image. Learn a better way to get the same results without harming a single pixel!

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