Ways to Adjust Levels In Photoshop What Levels Adjustment Sliders Do Levels Adjustments sliders are used to define what is black and what is white by their tonal value. By moving the sliders we can set what range we use to determine how pixel tones fit within a grayscale range. The scale from black to […]
Blend If For Beginners
Using Blend If In Photoshop Blend If Explained The way Blend If works is by using luminosity masking. Using the sliders, you can control the visibility of layer content by it’s grayscale value or luminosity. 255 being white and 0 being black. Where colours fit within that grayscale depends on their brightness and saturation. In […]
Add Colour to Highlights in Photoshop
Add Colour To Highlights For Beginners Why Have We Used This Method By using a luminosity mask to add colour to highlights we can control exactly where the colour presents itself. The colour blends and fades naturally with the tones of the image. There is a quicker method to simply add colour using the Blend […]
Frequency Separation For Beginners
Frequency Separation For Beginners How Does Frequency Separation Work? The way Frequency Separation works is by separating the colours and the textures. Once these have been separated from each other, we can make adjustments to them individually to remove anything that we don’t want in our photos. With the colours, if there is unwanted tones […]
An Introduction To Levels In Photoshop For Beginners
Levels In Photoshop For Beginners What Level Adjustments Do And How They Affect Your Image Levels adjustments give you a fantastic level of control over the shadows and highlights in your images. By adjusting sliders, you can change the whole tone of your image to give more character to your photos. The Levels Adjustment panel […]
How to Straighten Buildings in Photoshop
Straighten Buildings in Photoshop What Does The Transform Perspective Function Do? This functions simply changes the perspective of an image. Much like how a short fence post would appear to an ant compared to how it would appear to us. Often when we take pictures with large buildings in them the buildings tend to lean. […]