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Learn how to best set up Lightroom to work with Elements so you can use them both seamlessly.
Here is a selection of recent photos and projects by Photoshop Elements Techniques subscribers, showcasing original photos and completed projects from recent magazine tutorials.
Often, you may find that a specific area of a photo looks duller than the rest of the photo. When this happens, the Hue/Saturation adjustment is a great place to turn to for a quick color boost.
Instead of editing your photos to look sparkling and new, you can use the filters found in Photoshop Elements to make them look vintage and antique.
In the new Photoshop Elements 6, the updated Camera Raw isn’t just a small update that broadens Camera Raw’s compatibility net to include more cameras.
For a fun twist on the traditional portrait, alter vintage illustrations by swapping in the faces of family and friends. Download the samples and follow along as Diana shows you how to blend two different images into a seamless whole
Give a favorite landscape shot a unique twist by turning
it into its very own planet.
Find out how to make your sketches come to life by creating colorful illustrations.
With a little understanding of the tips and techniques industry pros use, you’ll be able to leverage optimal control over the selection process.
Moving around the screen at full zoom; Auto Levels help; cropping to irregular selections; Duplicate Layer command; ‘scrubby’ sliders; opening a composite document; adding a tint via Color Fill layer.
One of the best features in Photoshop Elements for working fast is layer styles. In short, they simply make you look like a superstar when all you did was click a button.
An inside look at the options and formats in Elements’ Save As and Save For Web dialog boxes.
Take multiple photos and put them together to create one stunning montage that shows them all off.
Learn how to create a quick vingette, stretch photos without cropping, get sharp edges in Camera Raw, fix a stubborn red-eye problem, and more.
Got old family photos slowly fading in a closet somewhere? It’s time to preserve those precious heirlooms by turning them into digital files.
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