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    Photoshop Elements tutorial: Create apocalyptic weather effects

    | Photo Editing, Photoshop Elements | 29/04/2013 15:22pm
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    Watch our step by step Photoshop Elements tutorial and learn how to create dramatic apocalyptic weather effects…

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    Make a photo planet in Photoshop Elements

    | Photo Editing, Photoshop Elements | 08/02/2013 10:14am
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    Follow our step by step tutorial and create a photo planet from a picture of an old baking tin in Photoshop Elements

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    How to paint with light using a torch and your Canon D-SLR

    | Canon D-SLR Skills | 07/12/2012 17:48pm
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    We show you how to create images drawn using a torch. All you need is a bright light, your Canon camera and a tripod. We then show you how to showcase your images by creating a colourful triptych.

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    Adjust colour in your landscape images for a pro finish

    | Photography Tutorials | 12/07/2012 16:04pm
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    Transform your shots in Adobe Camera Raw by enhancing colours.

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    Transform dull skies with a graduated filter

    | Photo Editing, Photoshop Elements | 13/06/2012 15:00pm
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    Graduated filters (or grads) are essential tools for budding landscape photographers. Neutral Density (ND) grads are the most common type of filter, and are used to balance the difference in exposure between the sky and land in a scene. Typically, the sky is brighter than the land, so without an ND grad it can be difficult to capture the detail in both.

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    How to make a perfect Photoshop cut-out

    | Photo Editing, Photoshop | 09/06/2012 14:00pm
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    Sometimes you can’t avoid shooting a subject in front of a background that’s not particularly interesting, and one way of making such backdrops less distracting is to shoot with a wide aperture setting, creating a shallow depth of field to blur the background and let the eye focus on your subject. Alternatively you can make a Photoshop cut-out of the person and drop them into a more interesting setting!

    To do this you will need to use Photoshop’s tools to select, copy and paste a person into a more attractive location. However, creating a convincing composite can be a challenge, especially if the subject is standing against a detailed background.

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    Sharpen your shots without adding noise

    | Photo Editing | 06/06/2012 07:00am
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    We reveal two useful but unusual ways to enhance the detail in your photographs, without adding any ugly side effects in the process.

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    Resize your photos for perfect prints

    | Photo Editing, Photoshop, Photoshop Elements | 31/05/2012 13:00pm
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    Have you ever got prints back from a photo lab, only to discover that your photos have been heavily cropped at either end? It’s always disappointing when you lose areas of your shots to the constraints of printing, but this can be avoided by making sense of your camera and print aspect ratios.

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    101 Photoshop tips you need to know

    | Photo Editing, Photoshop | 12/05/2012 08:00am
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    Are your photo editing skills a little on the slow side? Could your Photoshop knowledge be better? If so, you’re in the right place. Below we’ve culled from experts 101 of the best Photoshop tips and tricks you need to streamline your photo editing skills and start working faster and smarter.

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    20 tips for faster photo editing

    | Photo Editing, Photoshop | 10/05/2012 07:30am

    Want to take your photo editing skills to the next level? We take a look at 20 essential tips that will have you working faster and smarter with Photoshop in no time. We cover everything you need to know – how to import and organise your photo; getting more from raw files; adding impact to your images; and the secrets of retouching creatively. Whether this is your first foray into photo editing or you need to fine-tune your techniques, this is your essential guide.

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