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One of the biggest challenges facing many Photoshop users is maximizing compression while minimizing file size. This is an especially tough balancing act when working with photographs for the Web. Selective blurring can help...
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Step 1: Set the scanning mode to Line Art In the scanner dialogue box (varies dependant on your scanner and its software) you should be able to select a mode called Line Art. When you use this mode you are actually acquiring an image that is only all black and white pixels as opposed to tones. ...
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In the Layer Style dialog box, up near the top, is the under-utilized Blending Options. Learning the basics of layer blending can take your images to the next level, and save you quite a bit of time with certain jobs...
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It's generally understood in the Photoshop world that almost every image can benefit from judicious sharpening. Popping into the Unsharp Mask filter isn't your only option. Understanding sharpening can help you make the right choices...
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Using masks rather than the selection tools is somewhat like working in grayscale instead of bitmap mode. Masks offer much finer control of how filters, effects, and colors are applied.
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To create a custom brush from part of an existing image, first select the portion of the image you want to use. Here we selected the entire image of this rubber ducky. The area must be less than 1000x1000 pixels, since that is the largest bruch you can make...
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1. Load an image in Photoshop, particularly one with a fine/wavy hair line
2. Choose Filter/Extract or Ctrl + Alt + X to load the Extract Window.
3. Select the Highlighter Tool and paint around the edge of the hair line. Choose the Red Color Fill...
We prepare the image in Extract by using the
Edge Highlighter tool to identify the edge and then filling the subject area with the Fill tool.
Clicking the Preview button gives us a good look at what Extract will do...
This will teach you how to use the palette, the one thing that must be know before using Photoshop...
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Have you ever used someone else's render and got a thin border of "scunge" around the outside? This neat little trick easily removes that fine line of scunge from any cut-out image...
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