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Focal Length Blending in Photoshop Tutorial Sometimes when taking photos the dimensions of the scene become distorted. Have you ever taken a photo of an incredible scene, only to look at it in post-processing and think, that’s not how it looked! This will mostly be down to Lens Distortion which warps our perception of depth. […]
Add Warmth To a Sunset or Sunrise in Photoshop As human beings, we seem strongly affected by sunrises and sunsets. All over the world, people gather at the most beautiful places from which they enjoy the golden goodbye in the evening or hello of the rising sun. Capturing these scenes with our cameras is relatively […]
The Best Way to Dodge and Burn in Photoshop What is Dodge and Burn in Photoshop? It is a process that we refer to when brightening or darkening tonal ranges such as highlights, midtones, and shadows. There are two tools in Photoshop specifically for this, they can be found in the left-hand toolbar. The Dodge […]
Essentially we are establishing the white, black, and grey points so that Photoshop can adjust the colors accordingly. Tools needed: Photoshop, Curves layer, Threshold layer, Color Sampler, 50% Grey layer, and a little bit of patience.
How To Change Hue And Saturation Of One Layer When I first started using Photoshop this frustrated me so much. I could for the life of me figure out how to change hue and saturation of one layer in Photoshop. To me, there’s nothing obvious or logical about it and it took me a while […]
How To Add Clouds To A Sky In Photoshop Clouds can make or break a scene in photography. Having clouds with just the ‘right’ texture can build mood and add an interesting element to what might otherwise be dead space. In this tutorial, we’re going to look at how to generate clouds in Photoshop and […]
Real-Estate Window Pulls in Photoshop using Easy Panel Window pulls in Real estate photography doesn’t have to be hard. We have some world-leading plugins for luminosity masking in photoshop which are perfect for window pulls. The reason why window pulls are so important in real estate photography to help balance exposures. We often need to […]
How To Fix An Overexposed Foreground in Photoshop To capture information or details in darker areas of a scene, we sometimes need to crank up the exposure. If we aren’t exposure blending bracketed images then unavoidably, brighter areas will be over-exposed. In this example, the foreground is particularly blown out, the sky is also very […]
How to Add a Rainbow in Photoshop Capturing an exciting big blue sky can be challenging, and most landscape photographers avoid the midday shots. If you’ve captured a lovely scene during the middle of the day and are looking for inspiration to liven up the image, why not add a Rainbow. Everyone loves a rainbow, […]
Combining Blend Modes in Photoshop Sometimes we can get carried away with editing in Photoshop. One of the most possibly underestimated ways to edit photos is by using Blend Modes. Blend modes are an incredibly powerful and useful tool when you’re looking to edit your images in Photoshop. Each blend mode has a different effect […]
