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Adobe has done it again! Perspective Warp in Photoshop CC 14.2 allows you to change the perspective of objects in your images without much stretching or distortion. 
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In this workflow example I take take a look at enhancing hair, and what better way than with this wonderful sloth? You’ll see my workflow for this image from start to finish including Adobe Camera Raw and finishing touches in Photoshop.
Kitty Fisher's insight:
Beginning to end, in this tutorial, enhancing hair can bring your subject to life. More or so, this process can lighten the whole mood of the photograph. Take a look at this workflow process.
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Over time, many budding portrait photographers often hit a plateau in terms of their shooting style and technique. Their gear bags have the lenses and lighting kit that have brought them success in the capturing aspect of the whole thing. Yet when it comes time to load the images onto the computer and process them, the myriad menus and features can be overwhelming.
Kitty Fisher's insight:
Portrait photography doesn't have to be lagged down to a certain style or way that you shoot. Using Photoshop to your advantage can not only give the subjects a new composition, but adding layers to refocus your image could bring something new to the picture.
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Andrew Langley takes edhat [pics] and edits them with photoshop techniques. I take photos (screenshots) off Edhat and process them in Photoshop Elements or take them further into various and sundry plug-ins to add textures and effects I wouldn't dream up on my own very quickly. Sometimes I come up with interesting presets to use on future images of mine but for the most part the files just get deleted when I'm done. Hours can go by as I delve deeper and deeper into the creative juices that often only leads to a sense of well being and satisfaction but nothing tangible to show for it. Is that level of non productivity something to feel guilty about? A waste of time? I think not.
Kitty Fisher's insight:
Photoshop doodles, this would help you to tame your craft. or at least point it in the right direction, learning shortcuts and generally messing around with what you like.
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PHollisPhotos asked the Photo Editing forum how to give a sports photo a certain look, like an illustration with a black-and-white background. You can do this with most good photo editors, although the exact look will depend on the filters and effects available, and your own choices.
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Some photos just don't look as exciting as we'd like them too. Even if there's excitement within the image, like during a race or game, that energy doesn't always translate to a stagnant photograph. This tutorial teaches you how to fill the frame with excitement, and create artificial-looking images with basic photo editing tools.
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In this tutorial, we are going to take a look at the different color modes available to you in Photoshop. We will explain the differences and similarities between RGB, CMYK, Lab, Grayscale, Multichannel, Duotone, and Bitmap color modes. To fully understand these modes, and color in general, in Photoshop, we will also use the Color Picker, Soft Proofing, and the Channels panel.
Kitty Fisher's insight:
This comprehensive guide, will help you with the color modes in Photoshop. If you've had trouble before hand, please watch the video within this article to have a better understanding.
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This tutorial will teach you how to create custom bokeh in Photoshop, using a custom brush, blending options, and filters!
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Photoshop alternatives | Use free photo-editing software to achieve complex effects | Digital Trends
Adobe Photoshop is the go-to software for image editing, but you don’t always need to fire it up to apply some photo-editing effects. Here are easy-to-use online resources that will let you get the same effects with expensive software. Many of the complex features that once only a Photoshop pro could do, can now be achieved using basic, free software that comes with your computer or downloaded from the Web. Think cropping, resizing, color adjustments, filters, red-eye removal, and automatic enhancements. In fact, a lot of useful photo-editing features are built into online photo-sharing sites like Google+ and Flickr. HDR, or high-dynamic-range imaging, is a technique used to create great-looking, color-popping photographs by combining multiple photos of the same image that are taken at different exposures, from light to dark – the dynamic range, also called contrast ratio.
Kitty Fisher's insight:
With free photo-editing tools, you can come across ones that seem like they will work but when the time calls for it...they fall flat. That's why this article showcases the more important and reliable complex features that work. If you have a Photoshop that isn't cutting it for you, attempting a free version of Picreflect (for photo reflection) could be exactly what youa re looking for. I know photoshop can be confusing, so lowering down what you wan exactly could simply be an image resizing or a form of background removal.
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Although Adobe has constantly been enhancing Photoshop with some magical new tools and commands, there are a lot of pretty awesome third party plugins that can perform some serious stuff that you still can’t achieve with Photoshop itself. Fortunately some of them are absolutely free. Take a look at this list of excellent free Photoshop plugins that will let you achieve some cool special effects and image enhancement. Via Kitty Fisher
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September 5, 2013 10:36 AM
If you are not sold on Adobe's new deal for Photoshop...the alternatives are actually pretty awesome. |
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High Dynamic Range photography—to make some of my images. I do my best to keep the processing as minimal as possible, without “nuking” or over-saturating the end result. It can be easy to be heavy-handed with HDR processing, so in this article I wanted to share my process and what I do to make my photographs look their best.
Kitty Fisher's insight:
HDR images where it will involve will power to simply bring out the best in an image...and that means not over saturating it to pixels. Using Photoshop and Lightroom to bring out the natural essence that you saw with you own eye, brought to the image.
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Convert your so-so color images into stunning black and white photos with this tutorial from Macworld contributor Theano Nikitas.
Kitty Fisher's insight:
Trading in those dull colored photographs into a pitch perfect black and white one, can be done beautifully. Using Adobe Photoshop Elements 12, accomplishing two versions of the same photo to be printed out.
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Today we’re going to look at a little known feature in Photoshop that can help you align images that were taken in a sequence, then turn those images into an animation.
Kitty Fisher's insight:
How do people create animations? More importantly, how do they create an alignment of images to have the outcome of a animation? In this tutorial you will see how to do just this in Photoshop.
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Yes! Having that one object in perspective, when originally you intended it to be but no such luck. Using the Perspective Warp this can be a dream turned into a reality.