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There are a variety of ways to convert a photograph into a pencil sketch. And here's yet another, using the Difference blending mode, an Invert adjustment layer, and the Median filter. We'll demonstrate using PhotoSpin's image #0880017...
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Using layer blending modes is a quick and easy way to composite images. Copy one image over the other and change the upper layer's blending mode and/or opacity, and you've got a great image! But you can finesse the appearance of the composite by using multiple blending modes...
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Here's a technique for producing that absolutely, perfectly, flawlessly smooth skin. It's not appropriate for all images, but when you need perfect skin, give this trick a try...
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, June 2005
If you find the Adobe Camera Raw plug-in for Photoshop (known as ACR) a little overwhelming, let Peter Bauer show you how to tame the beast.
Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, June 2005
Learn how to blur your background a bit in order to make the subject of your photo stand out in sharp focus. Photoshop author Peter Bauer makes it easy.
One thing that I ever wanted to do is to draw a portrait. But, cause I really haven't that gift, I use the gift that I've simulating that beautiful portraits in a digital way... Here is the way I do that, using Photoshop:...
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, June 2005
Sometimes you can't make a good shot because of the lack of light or poor quality of your camera. In most such cases you'll get a "noisy" picture. This tutorial will teach you how to remove this noise.
In this tutorial, we'll be turning an ordinary person into The Terminator with scars and injuries too.
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This tutorial shows you how to transform someone into a cyborg by adding various styles and shapes to a person's face.
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Open a new picture. You can use mine if you want. Select the building in right side.
Grab Magnetic Lasso Tool and select the building.
Go to Select > Inverse (ctrl + shift + i) and then Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and set it to 2.0 px...
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