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Thursday, January 17, 2013
Add Light Streaks To A Photo With Photoshop 2013
In this Photoshop Effects tutorial, we’re going to look at how to add colorful streaks of light to a photo. You’ve probably seen these light streaks used in ads for everything from shampoo to cellphones, and in fact they were used most recently in a cool ad for a new cellphone from Sprint and Samsung. Creating them is as easy as drawing a path with Photoshop’s Pen Tool and then stroking the path with a brush, with a couple of simple layer styles used to add the actual color and light effect. It’s all fairly easy, but if you’ve never used the Pen Tool before or you’re not sure how to draw paths, you might want to check out our Making Selections...
Sunday, December 16, 2012
Color Splash In Photoshop
Making a Color Splash in Photoshop is easy. Color Splash is to keep some bits of an image in color and make the rest Black and White. I will show how to change the color too and also a better way of desaturation than CTRL+SHIFT+b. Doing it in CS6 has got easier, but it can be done in other versions of Photoshop too. There are some tools in Photoshop CS6 which are unavailable in earlier versions. That is the difference. I will be using this stock image. You will find it hereIt belongs to GABOGRAFICOI wish to keep the Tshirt and shoes in color which I will change and desarurate the rest of the image.Step 1 :...
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Photoshop Tutorial Blending
Sometimes a Blend Mode in Photoshop will give very beautiful results. Blend Modes have remained unchanged in Photoshop except for two which are not available in Photoshop7. We will only be using the Blend Modes that are available in all versions of Photoshop.This is how the edited picture will look. I will be using these two stock images for this tutorial. The Quick Selection Tool is not available in versions of Photoshop lower than CS5. It does not matter. The old tools will do just as well. Step 1 : Click on the Lasso Tool.Step 2 : Make a rough selection as shown with the Lasso Tool.Step...
