This Short video is how to change eye colour on adobe photoshop cs3 if you need any help contact me zakbaird@hotmail.co.uk
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Photoshop CS5 how to change the sky tutorial
25
Oct
hey This tutorial will teach you how to change the sky in photoshop so that you can make all your pictures look perfect. There is plenty more tutorials to come so stay tuned and please feel free to comment and subscribe Thank you My Site: www.wix.com My Shop: www.cafepress.co.uk
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Photoshop CS5 Refine Selection
24
Oct
Photoshop CS5 now has Refine Selection that allows you to make near perfect cutouts!
JHP Photoshop Actions – Photography to the Next Level!
24
Oct
Just a short intro video into the JHP Actions and LR Preset world. This video is not so much a tutorial as it is preview of the processing power of the JHP Actions. This video shows the installing, changing to Button Mode and using the JHP4 – The Essentials Action set. This is my first screen capture video so expect future videos to be more entertaining as soon as I learn how to use my video software. 🙂 Check out www.jhpactions.com today – Create AMAZING images, INCREASE your workflow and give your photos LIFE with just ONE CLICK! The JHP Actions give you the flexibility and ease of enhancing, color-correcting, sharpening, Retouch, texturizing and adding that extra boost to all your images with One Click! JHP Actions are Non-Destructive meaning they keep your original image intact and allow you to mask, control opacity, stack actions and adjust blend modes to create a limitless number of awesome effects! Take your photography to the next level and Satisfy Your Creative Mind! Credits – Used WebCam Max for Capture and Muvee to add sound and style. Music: Nighthawk22_Corrosion
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Photoshop CS4: Reduce Freckles
24
Oct
Ever wonder if there was any way to reduce freckles on someone’s face in a photograph? In this tutorial, I will show you one of the most easiest and most effective way to reduce freckles using Photoshop. All you have to do is open up your photo, duplicate the layer, add a “Gaussian Blur”, open the “History” pallet, click on the duplicate layer state to return your photo to what it looked like when you havent applied the gaussian blur, click in the first column next to gaussian blur state, select the “History Brush Tool”, change the mode to, “Lighten”, bring the opacity down to 50 or 60, and paint over all of your freckles. That’s It! If the face looks to clean, you can always bring the opacity down further. Created By: robertsproductions.net Request Tutorial robertsproducitons.net Twitter: twitter.com Hope this helped. Thanks for Watching!
Tutorial Photoshop CS4 – color splash – photo in black and white with colored parts
24
Oct
Tutorial Photoshop CS4 English – color splash – how to make a photo in black and white leaving some zones colored. Song: Evanescence – My immortal. click here to see another way to do this effect www.youtube.com By ShadowTutorials Facebook www.facebook.com
make rgb 3d pictures in photoshop http://www.oasisfleeting.t
24
Oct
leo laporte learns how to make a rgb 3d image in photoshop. also a link to a tutorial on how to make a real 3d image at the end of the clip www.oasisfleeting.tk
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Photoshop tutorial: The Crop tool and Content-Aware tool | lynda.com
24
Oct
This Photoshop tutorial discusses how to use the Crop and Content-Aware tools to extend the canvas and background of a photograph. Watch more at www.lynda.com This specific tutorial is just a single movie from chapter three of the Photoshop for Photographers: Portrait Retouching course presented by lynda.com author Chris Orwig. The complete Photoshop for Photographers: Portrait Retouching course has a total duration of 6 hours and 4 minutes, and explores techniques for reducing wrinkles, enhancing eyes and other facial features, improving hair, retouching makeup, and reshaping portions of a portrait using transformations, the Warp tool, and the Liquify filter. Photoshop for Photographers: Portrait Retouching table of contents: Introduction 1. Getting Started 2. Removing Distractions in the Frame 3. Making Creative Image Adjustments 4. Improving Skin 5. Improving the Shadows and Highlights 6. Reducing Wrinkles 7. Enhancing Eyes 8. Cleaning Up Eyelashes and Eyebrows 9. Retouching Lips 10. Whitening Teeth 11. Improving Hair 12. Adding and Changing Makeup in Photoshop 13. Advanced Skin Smoothing 14. Enhancing Shape and Structure in Images Conclusion
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Video Rating: 5 / 5
Drawing in Photoshop
24
Oct
Final drawing can be seen at: landeroc.deviantart.com This is a portrait drawing so yes, reference was used.
some Pictures i used photo shop to change and alter and if you have a picture you want me to work on Pm me and send me a link to the image and a brife description of what you want me to do to it. or send it to Borritobandito@yahoo.com. comments appreciated.
5 Photoshop Setup Tips
24
Oct
When you install a new version of Photoshop the first thing you’ll need to do is to set things up so that they work properly for you. Here are settings I make in the Preferences panel every time I upgrade.
1. Set your History States
Choose Edit > Preferences > Performance or Photoshop Preferences > Performance on a Mac and set the number of History States. Having a high setting for History States ensures that you can undo changes that you make to your image. By default it’s set to a paltry 20 so this is the first change to make.
I set my History States to the maximum value 1,000 – but even a quarter of this would be a good setting.
Here too I ensure that Photoshop can use plenty of the available RAM so I’ll crank that up to a large value – what you use will be dependent on the amount of memory you have installed.
2. Set Cursor Shape and Size
Still in the Preferences panel I like to use a Normal Brush Tip for my Painting Cursor and Precise for my Other Cursors. This can be set in the Cursors area.
You may want to use something different but it pays to look at these options and decide how you want your cursors to look as you work with them.
3. Opening Files My Way!
I dislike that Photoshop opens documents as tabs and that they are docked to the toolbar. This behavior really grates on me. If you’re like me and you prefer your documents to float you can set this in the Preferences Panel.
Choose Interface and disable Enable Floating Document Window Docking and disable Open Documents as Tabs.
In this panel you will also find the new Photoshop Color Themes in Photoshop CS6 so if the dark gray look is not to your liking you can return to a more “CS5″ look by selecting the lighter gray color.
4. Control Where Files are Saved to
Photoshop can be set either to save images back into the original folder when you choose File, Save As or to the folder that was last used for saving files. You can choose which of these behaviors you prefer Photoshop to default to in the File Handling area of the Preferences panel.
To save back to the original folder, enable the Save As to Original Folder option. To default to the last folder you saved to disable this checkbox.
5. Write your own History
So I can go back and retrace my steps in a large project I like to store a History of all that I do in Photoshop. To do this, click the General tab and enable the History Log checkbox. I save to a Text file (rather than inside the file itself) and I save a Detailed history as that stores the richest data. Choose a filename and place to save it and Photoshop will keep a log file of everything you do to every file.
So, now it is over to you. What preferences do you set up when you first install a new version of Photoshop?
Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips.
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5 Photoshop Setup Tips