Sands was a little bit yellow for this pic so I added a subtle bit of Plum underneath to bring the warmth in the skintones back! I love this effect! Sands and Plum are both available for £5 each he...
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INTRODUCTIONPhotoshop's Variations and Free AlternativesI have a different page that explains what Photoshop is, what the versions are and less expensive, or free, alternatives, here. I also talk about all the other software I use and photoshop plug-ins there.I've been using Photoshop every day since the mid-1990s, so its cost is negligible for...
How to Use PhotoshopHow to Learn PhotoshopA huge advantage of Photoshop is you have more ways to learn it, like this page here, than any other program. So many people know it it's easy to learn just about anywhere.The best way to learn Photoshop is to take a class at your local community college to learn the basics of Lightening Underexposed Images and Correcting...
Correcting Color Fringes (Lateral Chromatic Aberration)INTRODUCTIONThis is trivial with Photoshop CS2 because Adobe includes a filter for this. It's tougher in earlier versions of Photoshop since you have to go buy a filter or do some clever gyrations.It works with any image, digital or scanned film.Photoshop CS2In Photoshop CS2 use the Lens Distortion Correction filter.Choose:...
Correcting Perspective in Photoshop Corrected for perspective.Original image.INTRODUCTIONWe usually want rectangular objects to look like rectangles. If your camera is not perfectly parallel to the subject you will get trapezoids with weird angles instead.I had my camera pointed up to include the whole building. This made it look like it's falling...
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