1001+ Photoshop Photo Editing Tutorials

1001+ Photoshop Photo Editing Tutorials

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26. Complex Collages

by jeremyshuback (2 tutorials)

Feb-16-2008

Above is the final image created. It shows how to assemble hundreds of images seamlessly regarding color, perspective, and composition. In this tutorial I'll take you through the steps involved in creating this image, spending just enough time on the photoshop technicalities so you can create a completely different image using a similar approach. I try to put links in the places where one might want more detail of how to do certain tasks in photoshop. The pictures do most of the talking with the words mainly here to fill in the gaps of the how and the why.

27. Retouch Yellow Skin

by tu-torial (14 tutorials)

Feb-16-2008

Learn how to brighten dark skin so that the image looks natural, not retouched.

28. How to do a precise selection

by mrmalique (4 tutorials)

Feb-14-2008

To do a precise selection in Photoshop is not all that difficult. It might be tedious, but it’s not difficult at all. There are several ways to achieve this, and in this tutorial, I will guide you through two methods. I will be using the photograph below for examples.

29. Easily Smooth And Soften Skin In A Photo

by photoshopessentials (85 tutorials)

Feb-13-2008

In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial, we're going to learn an easy way to soften and smooth someone's skin in a photo without blurring out important image details, such as the person's eyes and mouth. The technique we'll be looking at is actually a slight variation on a method normally used for advanced image sharpening, which serves as a great example of why it's much more important to understand what you're doing rather than simply memorizing a bunch of steps or "recipes".

30. Realistic film grain

by photoshopgirl (6 tutorials)

Feb-11-2008

Sometimes you want to go for a more subtle effect on your images, and one of my favorite things to do in this situation is to apply a slight film grain. Click the Launch Video button below to view.

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