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5 tips for better selections and clean edges in Photoshop Hi everyone! This week I’ve decided to share my top 5 tips to help you get better cutouts in Photoshop. Nice clean selections with super…
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Over the years I’ve installed and tried many different third-party image editors from companies like ON1, Nik, Topaz, Perfectly Clear, and the like. Typically, when you install a product like these they will add an…
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I saw comments like those from my post last Friday about this new Lightroom Technology Preview, so I thought I’d address it here today. There are at least five advantages (maybe more), over the current…
View More What makes this new Lightroom “Collaborative Proofing” Feature Any Better Than What We Already Had?Today Aaron Nace from Phlearn, shares three tips to help you get started in Photoshop! Learn how to edit using Adjustment Layers to avoid damaging your original photos, learn how to use Layer Masks to…
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It’s not a fully complete feature yet — it’s a “Technology Preview” so Adobe is still working on it, and still taking your feedback (in fact, they ask for it right on the proofing page, which…
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Avengers dust effect, particle dispersion tutorial in photoshop In the Movie, Marvel Avengers Infinity Wars, Thanos snapped his fingers and 1/2 the people turned to dust, and words like “I don’t feel so well Mr,…
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Hi, gang. Sorry for the late post today, but I just found out that Terry White is doing a live stream today on the official Lightroom stream from Adobe. Today’s he’s doing a short session…
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This special collection located in the Catalog panel of Lightroom Classic is very useful for helping us view and manage the photos synced with the cloud-based Lightroom ecosystem, but it can also be an opportunity…
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