Adobe Photoshop Tips, Tutorials & Techniques

I’ve been thinking about the Split Toning panel in Adobe Lightroom and was wondering if I could make a color photo look as good as I made the black and white one look in my last post. I obviously don’t want to create any type of sepia toning on a colored photo, although I could […]

Smart Objects and Smart Filters have become an enormous part of working inside of Adobe Photoshop. I’ve discussed both of these features in many posts on this website, but I’ve yet to give an overview of what each of these are. What I’m referring to here is how these features are presented in the application. […]

You are going to absolutely love this post. I’m about to share an awesome tip with you. If you’ve ever had to deal with trying to remove phone lines, power lines or anything else that’s similar to those two with the Spot Healing Brush Tool in Adobe Photoshop, you know how much of a pain […]

The Pen Tool in Adobe Photoshop is a remarkable tool with all sorts of special powers. I’ve actually written a number of posts that discuss this tool that you can click through to view below. The Various Types of Anchor Points Used With the Adobe Pen Tool How Do Anchor Point Control Handles Work With […]

I’d like to briefly follow up on my last post that had to so with adding or removing contrast and exposure via the Levels adjustment in Adobe Photoshop. The reason I’d like to discuss the topic again is twofold. First, I have a photograph this time and the photo has an awesome bell curve that […]

As I mentioned in my previous post about editing video in Adobe Photoshop, many of the actions an editor can take to correct the color or exposure for photos can be taken when working with video as well. The process is exactly the same for both, which makes the transition from photo editing to video […]

The really cool thing about using Adobe Photoshop for video editing is that much of what you know about editing photographs in this application can be used for editing video. Really, if you think about it, all a video is is multiple photographs that are being displayed across a timeline. Just as you can crop, […]

As I’ve said a number of times, working in the Layers panel can sometimes get confusing. I know that in some of the examples I give, there aren’t many layers at all. In real projects though, there can be an enormous number of them. I mean hundreds. They’re tucked in areas every which way. And […]

I’ve got lots of great tips for you today. Most of them have to do with working with layers and various functions in the Layers panel. I’m not sure if these tips would fall under the “advanced” category because they’re so simple to execute. They’re powerful though and trust me when I say this; If […]

There are many reasons someone might want to load multiple images or objects into one file as independent layers in Photoshop. Off the top of my head, I can say that the idea of doing something like this would simply be a time saver. Instead of opening each file independently and dragging the layers over […]