1001+ Photoshop Photographic Effects Tutorials

1001+ Photoshop Photographic Effects Tutorials

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41. Girl Sense Photo Effects

by adobetutorialz (237 tutorials)

Feb-19-2008

Work with the colors, several possibilities of correcting the drawbacks of the model's figure. We'll learn to apply some of the program's filters too.

42. Tiger

by pr13 (2 tutorials)

Feb-19-2008

This is a long tutorial. The steps (pics) are just 8 but as you will see from the PSD FILE download available here, there are more then 25 layers to obtain a decent result. Use the same color, it will help when you will use the "channel Mixer" option. So we start opening our main photo, and turn it in B&W using the Channel Mixer.

43. Sparkling Drink

by alfoart (10 tutorials)

Feb-18-2008

Learn how to create a bubble brush and sparkling liquid effect.

44. My Classic Mustang

by adobetutorialz (237 tutorials)

Feb-17-2008

In this free tutorial we will show you how to quickly and easily create this picture that could be used as a wallpaper, web banner, flyer, etc. using Adobe Photoshop.

45. Creating Photo Borders With Displacement Maps

by photoshopessentials (85 tutorials)

Feb-17-2008

In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial, we're going to look at a great way to create unique and interesting photo border effects by using other photos as displacement maps! Previously, we looked at how to create photo borders with masks and filters, which is an easy way to come up with interesting results simply by applying some of Photoshop's built-in filters to a layer mask. The downside to using that method though is that you're using the same filters every other Photoshop user has access to, which means you run the risk of creating the exact same border effects everyone else is creating. That may or may not be an issue for you, but the method we're going to look at here completely avoids that problem because it uses your own photos to create the effect, and since presumably you're the one who took your photos, you can use them to create photo borders that are as unique as you are!

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