Make Your Sky Pop in Photoshop with Two Quick Adjustments
In this tutorial, I will show you a way to enhance your sky quickly and effectively with two adjustment layers that target specifically the blue colors. We will use a targeted Hue/Saturation layer and a Selective Color layer to make it look like we had a polarization filter on our lens when we were shooting the photo.
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Sky Replacement in Photoshop Without the Ugly Edges
When you replace the sky in your images, it can be extremely difficult to get the seams where the sky meets the foreground to look natural. More often than not they’ll look like a bad paper cut-out, and fixing this seems way too difficult. I’ll show you how you can use Photoshop’s “Color Decontaminate…” tool to solve this problem.
5 Tips for Creating Lightroom Presets that Sell
In this post, I give you some tips on how to build a preset collection and what to avoid when you do. There are no hard rules for this, and everybody does it differently, but you may want to use some best practices to make your new preset collection easy to understand and use.
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Think you’ve got banding? Photoshop may be fooling you!
While banding is a real problem that occurs in some situations, it may also simply be Photoshop that’s playing tricks on you. In this tutorial, I will show you why this happens and what you can do to prevent real banding instead of fixing it.
How to Organize Your Lightroom Presets
Lightroom presets are a great way to store the editing work you put into one image and apply it to another, similar image. But when you start creating your own presets, it is easy to create a complete mess as the number and variety of your presets tend to grow quickly.
In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to organize them properly right from the start to keep everything tidy and useful.
Beginner’s Guide to Composites in Photoshop
In this featured video by Serge Ramelli, Kelvin Pimont gives you a beginner’s introduction to creating composite images in Photoshop.
How To Create A Dynamic Cityscape in Photoshop
Cityscapes at night are a fascinating and challenging subject. In this featured video, Jimmy McIntyre shows you how to master the challenge.
How to Paint a Photograph – Light Painting at its Best
In these featured videos, I introduce you to one of the most fascinating photography techniques I ever came across: painting your photos with light.
