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New Photoshop Trick to Improve and Intensify Sunset Photos
Learn how to boost the colors of your sunset or sunrise photos with this Photoshop tutorial. You’ll learn how to use the Channel Mixer to boost the vibrancy with better results than the Vibrance or Saturation adjustments. This is an easy tutorial that’s suitable for beginners.
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How to Easily to Retouch Tones in Photoshop
Learn how to equalize the white balance and exposure in your photo. This technique is amazing for photos with mixed lighting (ex. Interior Real Estate photos) and solves the problem where you can’t seem to get the right balance or exposure. It’s all done using Photoshop’s Camera Raw filter. This filter lets you can access…
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Learn the Tone Curve in 5 Minutes
The tone curve is one of the most useful tool for photographers. It can be used to make any tonal adjustments like brightening your image and adding contrast.It’s found in many software like Lightroom, Capture One, Premiere, After Effects and mobile apps like Lightroom Mobile. In this tutorial, you’ll learn in a simple way on…
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5 Photoshop Mistakes Photographers Make
There are a lot of ways to process photos in Photoshop. But not everyone uses Photoshop in the most efficient way. In this tutorial, you’ll learn common mistakes photographers make and why you should avoid it.
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How to Achieve Any Effect in Photoshop (Part 1)
In this 2 part series, you’ll learn brand new techniques that you can use to replicate color gradings. I came up with some new techniques that will make replicating looks so much easier and faster with less guesswork involved. These techniques will work with a majority of the color grading effects out there. And it’s…
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Guide to Dodging and Burning Nondestructively in Photoshop
In this episode, you’ll learn one of the most popular retouching technique that can be used in landscape photography, portrait photography, architecture and more. It’s called dodging and burning… and with this technique you selectively choose which areas of your photos should be brighter or darker. When used correctly, you can completely transform your photos.…