By Elizabeth LePage  ·  October 19th, 2011

Elizabeth shows you how to apply a hand-painted colorization effect to a photo.

By Jeff Carlson  ·  October 18th, 2011

Adjustment layers offer almost everything you need to subtly enhance the shots you put time and effort into capturing–all without altering a single pixel in your original image.

By Elizabeth LePage  ·  August 26th, 2011

Here’s a quick and easy way to change someone’s eye color with the Magic Wand tool, some simple selection tips and a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer.

By Matt Kloskowski  ·  March 1st, 2011

Create a faux panorama; set up the Move tool for photographic tasks; increase the saturation of a single hue; quickly turn back the clock on your edits; get a full-screen preview in Bridge; and unlock the power of the Straighten tool.

By Dave Cross  ·  December 6th, 2010

Dave Cross shows you how experimenting with your photos can help you create a new masterpiece, while improving your layer and filter skills.

By Mike Rodriguez  ·  January 1st, 2010

Mike shows you the most common adjustments people want to make to their images. Lighting, contrast, saturation are a few of the concepts covered in this video.

By Syndee Holt  ·  May 5th, 2009

Sometimes when I open an image, I feel that it lacks the color that I saw through the viewfinder. That’s when I turn to Photoshop Elements’ saturation tools. Boosting saturation gives my images visual punch and the deep, vivid color I prefer.

By Matt Kloskowski  ·  January 6th, 2007

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.

By Matt Kloskowski  ·  June 12th, 2006

Your digital camera may not allow screw-on filters or maybe you left yours at home. Fear not, you can pull the deep blues out of that sky in Photoshop Elements after you take the photo.

By Dave Cross  ·  January 12th, 2006

Quickly change the color with a hue adjustment.