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Ben shows you how to navigate through your images and gives you some hints on what you should be looking for when choosing what images to continue working with in Elements.
I often get messages asking me how to make a scrapbook page, so I thought that I would run through the stages of making one for you. Hope that this helps people who are new to scrapbooking.
Following up on a request from the forums, here’s a technique for creating a sewing needle or a pin.
For me, the digital revolution has amounted to an artistic evolution…What has digital photography meant for you?
The displacement map is a a wonderful tool inside Elements that lets you superimpose one image (like a texture or a flag) on parts of another.
Learn how to use the Text Tool to add interest and information to your images with the use of typographical elements.
Dave shows you a simple technique for creating a retro-looking background for text or a photo.
Dave shows you the quick selection tool and interest to an otherwise flat image.
Photoshop Elements provides several selection tools, all of which will do an effective job of selecting a subject to extract it from the background. My favorite approach, although it may seem unconventional to some users, is to use the Polygonal Lasso tool.
Some of the finest photos in history were shot in black and white, and it’s an art form that remains relevant today. We show you how easy it is to turn ho-hum color shots into stunning grayscale images.
I really enjoy changing daytime photographs into nighttime ones: it’s fun to do and it is quite an effective look. While there are a lot of steps, it is actually not too difficult to do. I hope that you enjoy…
Dave shows you how to find a hidden folder full of great patterns you can use in your images.
You needn’t be a scrapper to use word art; I use it on my photo greeting cards, bookmarks, photo magnets, and other projects. Utilizing text and text effects is an excellent way to get your point across in any type of image.
Dave shows us how to use Adjustment Layers (Threshold) to experiment with effects without modifying the original image.
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