Tutorial Photoshop Duo Tone

Tutorial Photoshop Duo Tone Open the photo you would like to alter. Change the photo to black and white by clicking on Image/Mode/Grayscale. Be sure that RGB is checked and 8 bits per channel is also checked. A pop-up window will ask if you want the color information to be discarded. Click OK. Now you will get to choose the two colors you would...

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Photoshop Tuto Introduction To Layer Masks

Introduction To Layer Masks This tutorial will help you learn how to use layer masks to enhance your photos. Layer masks are a non-destructive method for altering images. You can boost color, selectively sharpen, color isolate and MORE, all using a layer mask. If you make a mistake, you can simply paint back over the area on the mask to reveal...

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Design Tuto Installiong Action In Photoshop Elements

INSTALLING ACTIONS IN PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS It is important to note that not all actions will work in Elements. The reason is that actions cannot be created in Elements. They can only be created in versions 7 and higher. Because of this, some of the functions that are available in the higher versions (such as levels and curves) are not available...

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Adding Texture to Your Image For Photoshop

Adding Texture to Your Image For Photoshop CS Adding texture can bring your images to a different level, adding interest, depth, and a bit of artistic quality to them. Photoshop comes preloaded with lots of different textures to choose from, or you can take your own images and use them for textures in much the same way. There are a few different...

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Tutorial Change Eye Color For Photoshop

Change Eye Color For Photoshop Tutorial This tutorial will teach you how to change the color of your subject’s eyes (or shirt, or hair, etc.). This tutorial is done in PhotoShop CS2, but it should be fairly compatible to any of the PhotoShop programs, including PS Elements. First, select the image you want to alter and open it up. Here’s my starting...

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Opening a file in Photoshop CS5 with Adobe Bridge

In the previous exercise, you used the Open command to open a file. Now you’ll open another file using Adobe Bridge, a visual file browser that helps take the guesswork out of finding the image file that you need. 1 Click the Launch Bridge button in the Application bar. If you’re prompted to enable the Photoshop extension in Bridge, click OK.  Adobe...

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Starting to work in Adobe Photoshop CS5

Starting to work in Adobe Photoshop The Adobe Photoshop CS5 work area includes menus, toolbars, and panels that give you quick access to a variety of tools and options for editing and adding elements to your image. You can also add commands and filters to the menus by installing third-party software known as plug-ins. Photoshop works with bitmapped,...

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