Today we have a great new photo manipulation tutorial for you guys. You’ll learn how to create a beautiful nature scene, featuring some crazy weather, a complex background structure and some lovely touches of detail.
Photo Manipulate a Beautiful Fantasy Nature Scene
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120+ Best Free Floral Patterns
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Fresh Free Vector Packs for Your Spring Designs
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For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, spring is right around the corner and, along with it, designs bursting with flowers, butterflies, Easter Eggs, and pastel colors. Most of the holidays in the spring...
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]]>Nghệ thuật xăm mình
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Chúng ta bắt đầu với bức ảnh có hình xăm trước. Trước hết chọn "Magic Wand" rồi bấm chuột vào vùng trắng của ảnh, bạn phải chắc rằng cái phần nền của hình xăm phải trắng hoàn toàn. Sau đó thì select>inverse (shift+ctrl+i) |
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Sepia effect in Photoshop
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In this tutorial you will learn how to add a sepia effect to an image in Photoshop. There are many ways to achieve this effect but I will be using the channel mixer. I have used a free stock image for this tutorial, a full list of site containing free stock images can be found here.
Sepia effect in Photoshop
Step 1
Open an image in Photoshop. I have used an image of a lion and lioness, but you can use any image.
Step 2
Remove the colour from the image by selecting on the menu bar Images > Adjustment > Desaturate. Alternative ways of removing colour can be found on this post.
Step 3
Now open up the channel mixer by selecting Images > Adjustment > Channel Mixer and add the following settings. I have set the output channel to red and the 35% for red, 70 for green and 10 for blue and 8% for the constant. You can feel free to change these settings to your liking.
You should now have a sepia effect in Photoshop and remember to subscribe in a RSS reader.
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Quick tip 27 – Seeing font changes
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This is part 27 of the Photoshop quick tip series where you will learn how to visually see the font changes in Photoshop. Normally when you type some text on the canvas and want to change the font, you have to manually have to select the font from the drop down menu to see a different font.
Now wouldn’t it be easily if you could see the font changes directly instead of manually cycling through all the fonts. There is a quick solution to this problem which is to click the font from the drop down menu. Then use the up and down keys on the keyboard to cycle through the fonts. This means you will visually see the changes from the font instead of manually change the fonts.
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