Photoshop: Page 31

Explore the new animation features in Photoshop CS3 Extended version with this spooky Halloween sequence. In Part 1 of this tutorial, we learn some of the basics of using the animation timeline. Part two finishes up this Halloween project by learning how to animate opacity and style adjustments and how to export the finished animation from Photoshop.

Photographer Chris Alvanas goes under the Filter menu and explores some of the things you can do with the Lighting Effects options.

Rick Sammon explores some of the color and style options you can use when applying a sketch filter in Photoshop.

Photographer Chris Alvanas explains depth of field and demonstrates a technique for creating depth of field in Photoshop using the Lens Blur filter.

Dave demonstrates how to create an offset stroke around your subject by defining a pattern, making a quick selection, and using the minimum filter to expand the area around the subject.

Get the most out of these two applications. Use Illustrator to create a path and warp an image to fit inside of it. Then export the file to Photoshop and add some highlight and shadow with the brush tool.

There are many techniques for giving photos a high-contrast look (pseudo HDR look). Follow along with this workflow to create the effect using Lightroom.

Photographer Chris Alvanas demonstrates three ways to apply digital makeup to your subjects in Photoshop CS3.

By experimenting with the Gradient Editor, you can create interesting backgrounds that can be used behind your portraits, in composites, etc.

Traditional artists re-create reality using paints, colored pencils, and air-brushing. Digital imaging technology has given a new generation of artists an entirely new way to create photo realistic illustrations in Photoshop.

This video tutorial will show you how to use Levels and Adjustment Layers to separate and then accentuate the highlights and shadows in your images to create a more dramatic effect.

When working with photos of people and animals, the first point of focus is always the eyes. Learn some helpful hints on how to make the eyes of your subject stand out even more.

Turn something BIG, small! miniaturize it! Using photoshop, make a photo seem as though it is a miniature scale model.

Learn how to use the Fake Miniature Or Tilt Shift Effect on Photoshop CS3.

This tutorial will show you how to create the rounded corners effect using a standard image in Photoshop.

This Lightroom tutorial covers the Previous button in the Develop module. If you've never used it, you'll be happy to know it does exactly what it says. It's another one of those little features that, once you use it one time, it gets mysteriously addictive after that. So sit back, grab some popcorn, and check out the latest video tip.

Learn how to save a custom print template in a format that would let you send it to a printer or some one else to print. Technically, there really is no way but in this week's Lightroom video I've got a workaround for you.

Learn how to create a preset for printing panoramas in Lightroom. Along the way you'll pick up some tips about good features to use for this in the Print module as well as tweaking the Page Setup options to get the right sized print.

Here's a video on how to process your panos in Lightroom. Learn how to take those raw files and process them with a panorama in mind (it's really a lot like processing a regular photo with just a small change at the end). We'll process them in Lightroom and then take it through the Photomerge feature in Photoshop to finish things off.

How does Lightroom handle the process of going between itself and Photoshop? Where are the PSD files and what do we do with them? Check out this video and learn more about psds files and working with them in Lightroom.

Learn how to remove difficult items using the clone stamp tool in Photoshop.

Learn how Jerad creates the 300 Movie Effect in Photoshop Camera Raw.

See how to create cool image borders in Photoshop using filters and clipping masks.

Create a cool backlight as you see in the screenshot using Photoshop.

See how to make an image have the smooth washed out look using Photoshop.

The one thing missing from you baseball card collection is card of yourself when you were playing in your little league baseball game. Maybe you want your son or daughter to be immortalized forever, just like the professionals. Photoshop can help. This video tutorial will show you how to create a sports card in Photoshop. This applies not only to baseball, but also hockey, football, soccer, basketball, etc., etc. This makes a great gift for any sports collector! Now you just have to find...

In this tutorial I convert an image to black and white, then paint back detail into the image reveling it's red color.

Learn how to mask a subject out of an image and transfer them to a new background using Photoshop.

Create a cool splash page using brushes and blend modes in Photoshop.

This tutorial shows you how to use Photoshop to add motion (or motion blur) to an image.

This tutorial teaches you how to save your photos after you've edited them in Photoshop!

This tutorial teaches you how to change the eye/hair color of someone using the quick mask feature of photoshop.

Learn how to layout and print your artwork for screenprinting. Adobe Photoshop is the program used in this demonstration.

Get Creative! Learn how to add creative colorful touches to your grayscale images in Photoshop.

We'll look at how Apple's iPhoto and Aperture programs can help you manage your photo collection, and save time outside of Photoshop.

"Miki Falls" creator Mark Crilley presents a tutorial on copying and pasting art in Photoshop to save time redrawing characters.

This tutorial from Pink Ink shows you how to automate batch processes in Photoshop using actions.

Learn how to create a blood splatter look in Photoshop.

Once you've adjusted the levels of a photo, the next thing you want to do is color correct. The Photoshop techniques used here compensate for bad AWB (auto white balance) settings on point and shoot cameras, or in situations where you had less than ideal light.

This tutorial will get you started with photo editing in Photoshop by teaching you how to adjust levels. It also goes over getting started with your interface and workspace setup.