The Best Way to Dodge and Burn in Photoshop What is The Best Way to Dodge and Burn in Photoshop? 1. The best way to dodge and burn is on a new layer. Go to the Layer menu and select New, or press Ctrl+Shift+N (PC) or Cmnd+Shift+N (Mac). 2. You can change the […]
LAB Saturation Layer in Photoshop
LAB Saturation Layer in Photoshop This LAB Saturation Layer in Photoshop Article by Brian Knott. If you would like to write for us, please read here. How To Apply a LAB Saturation Layer 1. Duplicate the image via the top menu Image>Duplicate. In the dialogue box select Duplicate Merged Layers Only if you had […]
A Hidden Way To Add Precision Contrast To Your Photos
A Hidden Way To Add Precision Contrast To Your Photos Article by Brian Knott. If you would like to write for us, please read here. There are numerous ways to add precision contrast to an image and they vary in many ways. There’s everything from the built-in contrast slider in Photoshop or ACR to the […]
The ULTIMATE Way to Remove Chromatic Aberration (CA) in Photoshop
The ULTIMATE Way to Remove Chromatic Aberration (CA) in Photoshop In this tutorial you will see a foolproof way of removing stubborn Chromatic Aberration (CA) in Photoshop. And these tips will show you how to do this with Raya Pro, without Raya Pro (Photoshop only), and with the free Remove CA action featured in this […]
Tutorial – How (And Why) To Make 16 bit Saturation Masks in Photoshop
Tutorial – How (And Why) To Make 16 bit Saturation Masks in Photoshop Saturation masks have been around for a while, although they aren’t particularly well known. We use them to make a selection of the most saturated parts of our image. With a vibrance adjustment layer, we can increase or decrease the saturation of […]
How To Sharpen Cleanly in Photoshop Without White or Black Edging
How To Sharpen Cleanly in Photoshop Without White or Black Edging When we sharpen our images in Photoshop, the software looks for edges throughout our image, and attempts to exaggerate those edges. By doing so this gives the effect of sharpening. However, the downside of that is that we often end up with black or […]