MaximumPC, one of my favorite magazine reads, has a great online guide on how to make your photos “pop” with de-saturation Photoshop technique. As an avid-photoshopper, this is certainly going into my Photoshop bookmarks along with the Top 10 Photoshop HOWTOs our blogger Tanya posted couple weeks back.
‘Saturation’ is a term used to describe the intensity of basic colors that make up an image. As such, the lower the saturation of the image, the less in
For those of you lucky enough to own a DSLR camera, you probably are amazed at your photos with great focus and depth of field. But others who are using regular point-and-shoot cameras, you can also “fake” depth-of-field manually by photoshopping it.
I won’t get into the details but WonderHowTo has a great tutorial on how to do this in 2 different ways. (See here)
1) Learn how to make a virtual iPad with Photoshop. I know, you can make a Papercraft iPad but wouldn’t it be nicer if you customize the buttons/menus yourself?
2) How to use selective coloring in Photoshop: [VIDEO] – This one is essential to learn since you can block out colors while highlighting the ones you want. Some cam
For those of you wondering how to make curves in Photoshop, you can take a look at Adobe’s docs here.
I am in the process of revamping our logo and needed to add some curves so, watch out for that buds!
I am always looking for new ways to better my Photoshop skills, here’s a good one that shows you how to make your own photo strip like the one shown above.
This is a Photoshop tutorial on how to create a beautiful photo film strip, as seen in Apple’s iLife package design (’06 version) and DigitalMash website. The warp tool will be used to create the twisting effect (so, you need Photoshop CS2 or above to complete this tutorial).
