In the past, I have expounded the benefits of working with Smart Objects on a number of occasions. I explained, sometimes in great detail, how valuable these things are when it comes to working in a non-destructive manner. I’ve even given a number of examples to back up my claims. What I haven’t done though […]
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How to Speed Up & Slow Down Video in Adobe Photoshop
This is one of those posts that’s going to be super helpful to a ton of people. I’ve seen a lot of video in my day and some of the coolest effects are derived from how the speed of the video is portrayed to the viewer. While normal speed is obviously the most common, faster […]
Combining Vector Shapes with Clipping Masks for Video in Adobe Photoshop
Today, I feel like doing a bit of video editing. I’m going to use my previous post, where I discussed using text as a layer mask and apply the same concepts to using vector shapes as layer masks in this one. Nothing in this post will be new, but it sure will be fun. And […]
How to Unlink Duplicate Smart Object Layers in Adobe Photoshop
In a previous post, I described how easy it is to launch an image from Adobe Camera Raw into Adobe Photoshop as a Smart Object. to make a long story short, all you need to do is to press and hold down the Shift key while in Camera Raw and then click on the Open […]
Creative Workflows Between Camera Raw & Adobe Photoshop
If you’ve been working with Adobe applications for any amount of time, you surely know that there are many methods for getting the same result. How do I open a file? That’s easy. Pick one of these seven ways. How do I make a selection? That’s easy, four tools and ten strategies later, you’ll have […]
How to Use Program Shift on Your Canon Rebel DSLR Camera
This is just about the coolest thing ever. Well, maybe not ever, but it’s pretty cool. If you’re into using Program mode, like I am, while operating your camera, you’ll surely want to learn how to take advantage of something called Program Shift. It adds a level of flexibility where you’d otherwise not find it. […]
Editing a Photo with the Radial Filter in Adobe Lightroom
I have covered so many filter tools on this website already, but I’m not sure that I’ve discussed the Radial Filter in Adobe Lightroom yet. I’ll do that today, but let me warn you that it’s strikingly similar to the Graduated Filter and the Radial Filter in Camera Raw. Also, it’s really almost the same […]
How To Whiten Teeth with Adobe Photoshop
Have you ever seen those teeth whitening commercials on TV that tell you that they’ll whiten and brighten your smile? Regardless if the products these people are selling work or not, the goal is still to whiten and brighten your teeth. So, when working in Adobe Photoshop to achieve these goals, take a tip from […]
How to Undo Random Spot Healing Brush Tool Corrections in Adobe Photoshop
Out of all the posts I write, I’d have to say that small tip posts are my favorite. I love learning these tips and I love sharing them with you. It’s that tiny high people get from reading about or watching something they’re interested in learning and then saying, “Ah ha!” when they figure things […]
Getting the Most From File Explorer in Windows 10
This is an exciting post to write. I know that so many of us use Windows 10 every single day to accomplish all types of work, but I also know that most of us don’t take advantage of so much of what Windows has to offer. It really does offer a lot. It’s chock full […]
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