Larry Becker exposes the “megapixel myth” and outlines valuable cropping guidelines.
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Bald skies are the common cold of photography. We all deal with them from time to time. However, Photoshop Elements offers a cure for flat skies.
Fix perspective distortion with taller buildings by using the Correct Camera Distortion filter.
Get ready to take an ordinary photo and transform it into an extraordinary image by placing a Polaroid-style frame on top of a grayscale version of the same image.
Multiple gradients in an adjustment layer; using the Auto Select Layer feature; painting a dotted line.
Before the days of panoramic technology, if you wanted to show the big picture, you had to take multiple photos and then try to paste them together; let’s turn it around and reverse the process to create an eye-catching bulletin board effect.
Selecting multiple layers by type; working with small brush sizes; Full Size Brush Tip option; sampling colors outside Elements; fixing color cast; changing transparency grid colors; Preferences tip.
In this tutorial you’ll learn how you can add an ethereal touch to your photo and make it all your own by means of a brush you create with your own words.
Here are some tips for setting up the “multiple exposure” technique shown in Vol. 4 No. 3 of Photoshop Elements Techniques
This is the sample file for ‘Beginners’ Workshop.’
This is the sample file for ‘Selective Focus (Digital Darkroom).’
Lightroom is a perfect fit for Photoshop Elements; let’s see how.
The Paint Bucket tool is a great example of intuitive design that’s ideal for new users.
Use this multiple-exposure technique to celebrate life’s wont to change, often in the blink of an eye.
Previewing feathering; tagging in the Organizer; creating rounded rectangular selections.





















