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Today we will learn to Change Eye Color in Photoshop.
Do you remember the tutorial How to change hair color in Photoshop? Well this is exactly the same.Open the image of the eye or face Continue reading
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Today we will explain how to whiten teeth. Looking on the internet I saw this tutorial explained with at least 10 steps, which surprised me, so I decided to write it with ONLY 1 STEP.
Have you ever had to make a picture right after lunch or dinner without being able to wear dentures? Now that is no longer a problem.
Open the photo in PhotoShop. Continue reading
This tutorial is special not only for its outcome, but also because it shows us how to save our actions in PhotoShop. For those who have never used actions in PhotoShop, here’s a simple explanation: When we decided to record our actions (or changes in the image), we can use them to repeat the same steps to other images. For this tutorial, you will save your actions throughout the process shown in the tutorial, giving you the opportunity to make other pictures the same effect watercolor. The filter “Watercolor” alone is not sufficient to give a realistic look at our painting. So the author shows us step by step how to do a watercolor and realistic. Continue reading
Hi,Welcome to this tutorial.
Today we will explain a very easy tutorial, How to put a frame on a photo.
The first is to open the photo, in my case is: Continue reading
This is a very easy PhotoShop tutorial and we are going to learn how to create a smoke typography effect playing with some smoke Brushes and adjustment layers.
You will need to download some smoke Brushes if you don’t have any. You may do this here:
http://qbrushes.com/photoshop-abstract-brushes/smoke-brushes/
Ok, let’s get it done. Continue reading
This videotutorial shows us how to recreate the effect usually seen in old photos. Traditional photography gives us many possibilities that digital photography has failed to recreate. One is the unquestionable superiority of the resolution in traditional photographs. Also, due to the chemical that was used in the development of old photos, they react differently to prolonged exposure to light. This is usually noticed in photographs exposed to the sun for an extended period (that photo on the dresser where the sun always hits the morning …). This vintage effect is very easy to play, and really liked the tips. Continue reading