Photoshop

In this Photoshop video tutorial, we are not only going to be going over how the Healing Brush works, we are also going to show you when and why it doesn’t work well. We will then show you how to setup Healing Brush Presets to make the Healing Brush Tool far more effective in your editing.

In this tutorial series we will be doing every bit of the retouch using Photoshop’s built in features. In this video, Part I of our series, we will be making some basic develop adjustments in ACR (Adobe Camera Raw) and then we will bring our image into Photoshop. Enjoy!

In this ACR and Lightroom tutorial, we will teach you how to color correct portraits shot under harsh sunlight.

In this Photoshop video tutorial, I am going to be showing you step by step how to create this vintage high-fashion look. From some minor image touch ups, to coloring to adding in our final lens flare to complete our desired effect.

In this Photoshop video tutorial we are going to show you how to texture an image in Photoshop using Averaging rather than Layer Masks. In addition, we will be taking you from A-Z getting the image from an original file, all the way to a final professional vintage textured image.

In this Photoshop Video Tutorial, we are going to teach you guys how to create the ultimate Lomo effect on your digital photographs. After learning these techniques, you will be able to turn your photography into Lomography in a jiffy.

In this tutorial we are not only going to teach you how to cross process your images in Photoshop, we are also going to briefly touch on how the cross process developing process was created in the first place. In addition, we will also talk about what exactly makes an image look like a vintage image in order to help you all understand exactly how to process an image to make it look vintage in Photoshop.

In this video, we will cover how to enlarge and sharpen an image in Adobe Photoshop in order to prepare it for an enlargement print. We are using CS5, however, most prior versions of Photoshop and even Photoshop Elements should work pretty much the same way as well.