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The Adobe Photoshop category includes posts and articles that cover tips, tutorials and best practices for various areas of opening, editing and exporting photographs and graphics into and from Photoshop. Discussion includes how to effectively utilize this piece of photo editing software in post-processing to best arrive at the result you're looking for. Additional topics include how to work efficiently with all of Photoshop's tools and panels; color, clarity, size, type, filters, etc...for both print and the web.

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How To Increase the Number of Available History States in Adobe Photoshop

August 24, 2017

Cortina Car Automobile

If you’ve ever found yourself in the middle of a big project in Photoshop, you most likely know how important it is to have as many history states available to you as possible. I sure do. I go back and forth through these things all the time. If you’re not familiar with the phrase “history […]

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How To Change the Order of Video Clips in Adobe Photoshop

August 22, 2017

File - Open Menu Item in Adobe Photoshop

When you begin working with multiple video clips inside of Adobe Photoshop, one of the very first things you’ll likely want to do is to arrange the clips in some sort of sequential order. This is obvious. After all, you edited each individual clip so it had a specific position in the overall movie. Why […]

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Applying a Cross Fade Transition to a Video Group in Adobe Photoshop

August 18, 2017

Cross Fade Transition

If you have perfectly edited video clips, you can add them right into what’s called a Video Group inside of Adobe Photoshop. Basically, a video group is a collection of clips that line up in one space on the timeline. They butt up against each other; the end of the first clip to the beginning […]

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How to Add a Fade Transition to a Video Clip in Adobe Photoshop

August 17, 2017

Video Clips

If I had to guess, I’d say that out of all the tasks those of us who want to complete in a video editor, adding a transition between clips would be the highest on the list. Think about it. Sure, you want to import the clip, edit it and then export it. But really, it’s […]

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Advanced Tactics For Fine Tuning the Healing Brush Tool in Adobe Photoshop

August 15, 2017

Old Style Door and Window House Exterior Wall Stucco

This is going to be sort of a weird post. I usually write about straightforward topics, but today, I thought I’d give you something that you could “chew on” more than use right away. More of an idea or a concept, if you will. I recently wrote a few articles that talked about using the […]

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Working With the Healing Brush Tool in Adobe Photoshop

August 9, 2017

Healing Brush Before and After Shots

Just a few days ago, I wrote a post where I discussed the Spot Healing Brush Tool in Abode Photoshop. I love the Spot Healing Brush Tool and use it with almost every single photograph I edit. The thing is, the more I used this tool, the more I discover its shortcomings. And really, those […]

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How To Non-Destructively Use the Spot Healing Brush Tool in Adobe Photoshop

August 7, 2017

Big Sky and Mountains Landscape Photo

There’s one word that Adobe has tried to minimize the profoundness of through the years. One word that used to be serious, but really isn’t nearly so anymore. That word is “whoops.” Back in the early part of this century, saying “whoops” meant a lot more than it does today. Back then, if you screwed […]

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Applying Photographic Toning to an Image in Adobe Photoshop

August 4, 2017

Before and After Photo of Antique Telephone

With traditional photography, there’s a technique called Toning that aims to change the color of black and white photos. I’m sure you’ve seen these types of images around. Basically, they are colorless photographs with a light hint of a color. Usually, from what I’ve seen, the hint of color is brown or gold. Many photographers […]

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Warping a Smart Object as a Product Label in Adobe Photoshop

July 31, 2017

Final Jar Image

Do you know how many times I had to change the title for this post because I couldn’t think of just the right words? A bunch. I mean, how do you try to explain that you plan on creating a Smart Object in Adobe Photoshop out of a bunch of graphics and then using those […]

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How To Warp Objects & Text in Adobe Photoshop

July 29, 2017

Stretching Text in Photoshop

I’ll be writing a lot of posts in the future that discuss how to bend, twist, warp and distort all sorts of things inside of Adobe Photoshop. The sky is the limit when it comes to this topic and Photoshop has tons of tools to make your life progress as smoothly as possible in this […]

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