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Emboss Effect
in Photo Editing
Emboss Effect

1. Open Photoshop. Open Image to apply Emboss effect.
2. Filter > Artistic > Dry Brush
3. Make a Duplicate of Background Layer and keep the duplicate layer selected.
Filter > Stylize > Emboss (Angle: 135 Height: 2 Pixels Amount: 100%)

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Design a Rain Effect
in Photo Editing
Design a Rain Effect

1. Open Photoshop. Open Image to apply Rain effect. <br/> 2. Make a Duplicate of the image layer and keep it selected. <br/>Filter > Noise > Add Noise (Monochromatic, Uniform, Amount 25%)

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Glitter effect
in Photo Editing
Glitter effect

Here's a fast tutorial that you can use to make a glitter effect on any image. There are plenty of different ways to do this, and each will yield different results. This one's pretty simple so it's a good one if you're just starting. Off we go...

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Doggygoat Photo Montage
in Photo Editing
Doggygoat Photo Montage

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, December 2006
What a fun tutorial! The author shows you how to use Photoshop Editting to create a Doggygoat Photo Montage. The morphing effect is interesting and the tutorial is fully illustrated.

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Photo Album Cover
in Photo Editing
Photo Album Cover

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, December 2006
This excellent tutorial in Photoshop Editting will show you how to create a customized Photo Album Cover. The author outlines seven steps, each made easy-to-follow by screenshots and readable texts.

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Vectorizing a Logo From an Image
in Drawing Techniques
Vectorizing a Logo From an Image

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, December 2006
This article is a tutorial in Photoshop. The author provides a guide to Vectorizing a Logo From an Image. The tutorial is done in ten steps and has a lot of graphics and screenshots to show the way to this creation.

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Repairing an Old Sunburned Photo
in Photo Editing
Repairing an Old Sunburned Photo

First off, scan in your sunburned or discoloured photo. You should scan it in at about double your intended print resolution. This ensures you preserve the detail when you print, and it will automatically cover up any little glitches in your repairs.

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