Repairing and improving photos in Photoshop
Damage, like fashion, is often very subjective. If you show the same set of photos to five people and ask them to comment on mistakes
Richard Harrington is the CEO of ThinkTAP and the Publisher of Photofocus. He is also the founder of RHED Pixel, a visual communications company based in Washington, D.C.
Rich has published over 100 courses on Lynda.com. Rich has authored several books including From Still to Motion, Understanding Photoshop, Professional Web Video, and Creating DSLR Video.
Damage, like fashion, is often very subjective. If you show the same set of photos to five people and ask them to comment on mistakes
By using layers, you can take several photos from one location and merge them together to create a large panoramic photo. Many people take an
As Photoshop has continued to evolve, so has its ability to offer powerful layer management. When creating complex designs, such as website mock-ups or print
When Photoshop debuted, it did not have layers. Its original purpose was to touch up frames of motion picture and photography film. It was, as
Even though the Select menu offers several options, there is always room for improvement. Photoshop provides a powerful option for refining an existing selection —
If you liked the Magic Wand tool, then prepare to love the Color Range command. The Color Range command allows you to select a specified
The Quick Selection and Magic Wand tools (W) allow you to click an area of color to create a selection based on adjacent pixels and
The Lasso tools allow you to draw freeform segments with your mouse to create a selection border. The Lasso tools are most often used to
Photoshop’s Tools panel contains three categories of tools that you can use to create a basic selection: Marquee tools, Lasso tools and Wand tools. Although
Most of your images will not be sized to the exact dimensions you need. You have several options at your disposal. To change the size
The process of resampling allows you to change the pixel dimensions of your image. This will affect the display and print size of your image.
A popular myth in academic cultures is fair use. The doctrine provides situations where copyrighted works can be used without paying. It places restrictions on: The