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What is an Action? An action is a programmed set of commands that you can use, create and apply within Photoshop. Photoshop comes with some preprogrammed actions. Go to the Actions Palette and you can view what actions are already there. Simply open the folders and ta...
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To start, let's open a picture of many faces. Here's one of 3 ladies - let's see if we can't create triplets. Select the Patch Tool from the toolbar. In the options bar, you will see a couple of radial buttons that allow you to set the patch selection you are about to make as the s...
read moreWhat is gimbal lock? Gimbal lock is the phenomenon of two rotational axis of an object pointing in the same direction. Simply put, it means your object won't rotate how you think it ought to rotate. Gimbal lock is frus...
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Maybe one of the most simple tutorials here, so simple - you cant go wrong! 1. Open up your picture, we used Eminm 2. Create a new image, which is just one pixel wide, and 2 pixels high... but a transparent background...
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1. Create a new 400x400 pixel document and name it Text Path. Now press D and then X and fill the layer with white. Name this layer 'background'. Make a new layer name it 'Path', then select the freeform pen tool and drag a path (curved line) similar to mine. Your layers should...
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This tutorial is for the cebas final render plugin.
read moreAdjustment layers are special layers in Photoshop that will apply an "adjustment" onto its own layer. There are many adjustments you can make to a layer, such as: color balance, levels, hue/saturation, etc. You create an adjustment when you feel a...
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Foreword This lesson contains the detail view of glade creation process. The lesson is reckon on 3DStudioMax users and also is based on Grass-O-Matic plugin for 3DSMAX. The le...
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I have been using the Hue and Saturation Adjustment tools that Photoshop provides for a long time. Usually I am just making overall image adjustments, but from time-to-time there is a specific area of an image that needs adjustment when the rest of the image should stay the same. Here's how to ...
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