In the past, I’ve written quite a few posts that discuss Smart Objects in Adobe Photoshop. In these posts, I talk about many different aspects of them and how they can help during editing projects. I even talk about what the difference between two widely used methods for duplication is. The reason I focused on […]
Keyboard Shortcuts for Skew, Distort & Perspective Transform in Adobe Photoshop
You know you’re getting somewhere while learning applications such as Adobe Photoshop when you begin using keyboard shortcuts. It’s common practice to avoid them at all costs when you’re first starting out. After all, speeding things up is the last thing you need during those beginning stages. After a while though, when you’ve completed a […]
Quickly Creating Better Photo Color & Richness in Adobe Photoshop
Making a photo pop isn’t all that difficult to achieve. Oftentimes, all it takes is a bit of tweaking in your favorite photo editor. While I’m very partial to the Adobe Camera Raw engine, which is used in Camera Raw as well as Lightroom, I’m also fond of Photoshop’s capabilities. With the introduction of adjustment […]
Identifying the Parts of a Path in Adobe Photoshop
I recently wrote a post on this website that dealt with a few selection tools. In that post, I promised that I would start writing more about the Pen Tool and how it works. Well, just as luck would have it, I decided to write this post as the second in this series. In it, […]
Using the Smudge Tool to Remove Edge Glow in Adobe Photoshop
I’ve got a really neat trick for you today. If you’re into selecting objects inside of Adobe Photoshop, please read on below because this post may help you out immensely. It’s a trick that you’d only discover if you’ve been in the industry for a long time and it’s one that can save you hours […]
How To Colorize a Stormy Sky in Adobe Photoshop
I found a pretty cool photo the other day. It’s full of lightening and clouds and it looks really neat. The only parts I don’t like about the photo are the facts that it looks a bit washed out and that parts of it look like they are the wrong color. The original photo has […]
Changing Preference Settings So JPEG Files Open In Adobe Camera Raw
These days, I pretty much run every image file I work on through Adobe Camera Raw. Whether it’s TIFF files, JPEGs or RAW files – I always give whatever it is I’m working on a tweak or two in this application. The reason for this is Camera Raw’s power and ease of use. I’m sure […]
Selecting, Deselecting & Reselecting Tricks in Adobe Photoshop
When doing heavy editing on images in Adobe Photoshop, you’ll find that you do tons of selecting. While I’ve already written a few posts on this site regarding selections, I thought I’d go a bit further and offer some new tricks. Well, I guess they really aren’t tricks because what I’ll demonstrate is readily available […]
How To Use the Note Tool in Adobe Photoshop
I’ve been coding websites since 1998. I can remember the first web page I ever made. It was for a college class and we had to learn all sorts of stuff. How to change text attributes, add images and how to add links to the page were just a few. One of the techniques I […]
How to Batch Rename Video Files in Adobe Bridge
I recently wrote a post that had to do with storyboarding video files in Adobe Bridge. Basically, storyboarding is the simple arrangement of files in such a way that they make sense when you need them. When working with video, as I mentioned in my last post, the last thing you want to have to […]
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