It’s simply amazing how much you can enhance the light within your images.
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A simple accent of light can take any image up a notch … or two.
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Learn how to add rays of light to your photographs using Photoshop with these three videos.
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Colin Smith of PhotoshopCafe and Jesus Ramirez of Photoshop Training Channel both show how to enhance or create rim light in Photoshop.
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Photoshop Cafe’s Colin Smith demonstrates the power of Photoshop’s Lighting Effects to dramatically modify the light in photographs.
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Julianne Kost demonstrates new enhancements made to Photoshop’s Content Aware Fill Workspace.
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Julieanne Kost demonstrates the differences between making absolute adjustments to photographs – using the Develop module in Lightroom- and relative adjustments using the Quick Develop panel.
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Tints with less black
Shades with more black
Either it’s because it’s old school (It’s one of the first tools introduced in Photoshop.) or because it’s subtle (And it’s wonderfully precise.) or because it’s misunderstood (Is this really an issue with CMYK?), Selective Color is one of the most overlooked color adjustment tools in Photoshop. But I consider it an essential tool.
Photoshop’s Selective Color image adjustment feature is great for two things. First, it’s great for cleaning color casts selectively out of highlights, shadows, neutrals - or for adjusting specific ranges of colors with great precision. Second, it’s great for turning colors into pastels, either lighter or darker, which can soften a palette exquisitely.
Here are six reasons to use Selective Color.
Julianne Kost demonstrates the Lens Blur Filter in Photoshop.
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“In this Quick Tip, Julieanne Kost demonstrates the new Color Lookup Adjustment layer and walks you through how to download a template to quickly apply these new “looks” to your images.”
Follow up with my article on Color Lookup Tables here.
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