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HDR Tone Mapping with Layers in Photoshop
Create natural looking HDR tone mapped images in Photoshop with editable layers. This tutorial is an improved version of our Layered HDR Tone Mapping Photoshop tutorial from 2007. This new technique is capable of the same results but with a significantly smaller file size. We also added additional techniques...
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Amazing Landscapes using Adobe Camera Raw and Adobe Photoshop
How to vastly enhance landscape shots using Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) and then Photoshop. This tutorial will show step by step tips and tricks in order to get out the most out of your landscape pictures.
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Gritty HDR
Give your photos a grunge look with this popular Photoshop effect. Although this Photoshop effect is commonly referred as HDR photo effect, it is it can be done with regular, non-HDR photos.
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Nautilus Photography Collection
Annie Betram is the world-class photographer, who has a great passion on pensive octopus-accessorized lovelies, screaming steampunk angels and dark fairytale themes. Her photos often embody a painterly quality—deep tones and textures evocative of Pre-Raphaelite masterworks—that sets her work apart...
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Creating Focus on the Photo
In this tutorial I will show you how to create the focus on individual items on a photo. Usually, this effect can be done with a photo camera. But what if the focus needs to be done already on the finished photo?
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Create Beautiful Indoor Portraits Without Flash
For me, using flash can be the most efficient way to create a high-quality portrait. There’s nothing like it for an editorial shoot when you need that combination of full lighting control, minimal shooting time, and predictable results. Sure, you have to know what you’re doing to make it come together...
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