This is the sample file to follow along with Matt Kloskowski’s “Edge Sharpening Secrets,” from the May/June 2011 issue of Photoshop Elements Techniques.
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Even our furry friends need a little touch-up work sometimes. We’ll show you how to tackle some of the most common pet issues, including reflective eyes, flawed fur, and blurry shots.
As I write this, in early April, we’re on the cusp of spring in the Pacific Northwest. It was a gloomy winter here in Portland, and I’m ready for flowers, our local farmers’ market and some sun.
The May/June 2011 issue is winging its way around the world, and we’ve posted the issue’s extras, as well as a new feature: a single web page with all the links from the issue, so you don’t have to go hunting on your own.
This morning, my Photoshop Elements experiments resulted in a surprising effect that I liked and I thought you might, too!
Adobe has released Camera Raw 6.4 and updates to Photoshop Elements for both Mac and Windows systems.
The April 2011 edition of our “From the Editor” online newsletter is on its way to your email mailbox.
I must confess, I gaze endlessly and fondly at number fonts. I’ve included links to some of my favorites and wonder if you have any font confessions that you’d like to share, too.
The transparent text box is such a great way to add text, while buffering it from distracting elements in a photograph. It helps keeps text legible and the overall story of the photo and words together intact.
Diana Day’s tutorial and resource guide will get you started on saving yourself some time and effort via actions!
Revisiting this year’s photography project, Project 52, Liz share’s what she’s learned and looks forward to the next few months. Additionally, she’s curious about your discoveries from your own photography projects.
Applying Brightness/Contrast selectively helps recover detail in overexposed white subjects like brides, snowy scenes, and mountain goats.
The July/August issue of Photoshop Elements Techniques starts mailing this week; in anticipation, we’ve posted the download files for three of the tutorials.
Just a real quick note to let subscribers know that the PDF version of the July/August issue is now available for download, as is the Linked List file, which includes all the web links mentioned throughout the issue.
Grab your sunscreen, hat, and extra batteries, because we’re about to hit the road with some vacation photography tips!
I’ve just returned from a whirlwind vacation. First, I went on a retreat where I met wonderful people, made new and amazing friendships, and shared stories. Then, my family and I headed to the mountains for my sister’s wedding, a…
Sometimes, we end up someplace we didn’t plan with photographic opportunities we didn’t expect. Luckily, a bit of quick study in a variety of areas can help you be prepared for almost anything.
Who knew that a project 52 could yield so much in the way of experience, inspiration, and discovery? The latest takeaway includes that shared photo blogs are a great source of inspiration!
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