What lurks in the shadows? Is it something scary and frightening? Nothing so nefarious in this insightful episode of PixelPerfect in which Bert casts light upon the mysteries behind creating advanced shadow effects within Photoshop.
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Use x-ray techniques in Photoshop to show naked skin through clothing (NSFW)
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Convert a Photo into a Line Art Drawing in Photoshop
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Reveal nipples with the Photoshop x-ray effect
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Make boobs bigger in Photoshop
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Change an object's color in Photoshop using magic wand
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Remove stains, dirt and discoloration in Photoshop
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Reshape facial structure with Photoshop liquify
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Remove photo paper texture from old photos
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Add a color tint to photos in Photoshop
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Make basic animation or moving images in Photoshop
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Design custom shoes using Photoshop
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Create a multicolor text effect in Photoshop
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Make Someone Look Skinny with the Liquify Tool in Adobe Photoshop
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Remove photo grain in Photoshop
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Make studio portrait backgrounds in Photoshop
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Create a dollar sign button in Photoshop
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Make a pixel stretch streaking effect in Photoshop
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Spot and clean up landscape photos in Photoshop CS5
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Change Skin Tone in Photoshop
How To:
Change a person's sex in an image editing program
How To:
Use x-ray techniques in Photoshop to show naked skin through clothing (NSFW)
How To:
Convert a Photo into a Line Art Drawing in Photoshop
How To:
Reveal nipples with the Photoshop x-ray effect
How To:
Make boobs bigger in Photoshop
How To:
Change an object's color in Photoshop using magic wand
How To:
Remove stains, dirt and discoloration in Photoshop
How To:
Remove photo paper texture from old photos
How To:
Reshape facial structure with Photoshop liquify
How To:
Add a color tint to photos in Photoshop
How To:
Make basic animation or moving images in Photoshop
How To:
Design custom shoes using Photoshop
How To:
Make Someone Look Skinny with the Liquify Tool in Adobe Photoshop
How To:
Create a multicolor text effect in Photoshop
How To:
Remove photo grain in Photoshop
How To:
Make studio portrait backgrounds in Photoshop
How To:
Spot and clean up landscape photos in Photoshop CS5
How To:
Make a pixel stretch streaking effect in Photoshop
How To:
Create a dollar sign button in Photoshop
How To:
Change Skin Tone in Photoshop
How To:
Change a person's sex in an image editing program
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Nice tutorial. I had to figure this out few years ago, when doing some photo-montages for 3D renders, but what would be really useful to know would be how to create shadows from 45° rotated objects, mostly people. I don't think duplicating a layer will work because each leg of the subject are at different distances. How to make shadows of that type would be really useful :)
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