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How often do we take a picture only to find it's not quite what we saw at the time. Photoshop gives us a second chance to recreate our image. Our image was taken with a Coolpix 990 at an American Civil War Society event at the Usk festival. As soon as we look at our image it's obvious wha...
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, July 2006
Give the headings and titles of your Web site that Superman look. This is a great tutorial that will show you everything you need to know in order to make your site just as strong and fast as the man in blue and red.
The essential chrome effect, don't leave home without it. This works on any object, not just text.
read moreThe Internet has revolutionized the marketing industry and has changed it definition ever since. Compared to the more conventional marketing setup of yesteryears, today's marketing enterprise has changed significantly in the introduction of Internet.
read moreOver the years search engine technology has advanced. Once all you needed was a website and some meta tags to get listed. Now as the search engines and the search engine spammers race against each other to stay ahead, technology has advanced significantly.
read moreFirst we need to create the Stage. To do this create a new stage. Size: 400 x 250, FPS (Frames Per Second) at 22, Background color does not matter, Although I used White.
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, July 2006
Trying to create a laser style circles may not be as easy as it seams. Click here to find out the tricks of the trade on how to make those images look like the real thing.
It's amazing just how much we can change the look and feel of an image purely by adjusting its colouring. The image above was taken with the Olympus E10 on a windswept beach but with the colour of the sand the image still looks rather 'warm'. Using Photoshop's Variations we can change the mood o...
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Adding a frame to your image could really help to finish it off. This particular image was taken using a Nikon Coolpix 950.
With your chosen image open in Photoshop we first need to increase the canvas size.
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