Tone with Photoshop

The tone of an image may not be what you want to be like. Or you may deliberately want a certain effect that you have not captured with your camera. Photoshop can help achieve the tone you want. This is particularly true when dealing with images of models.Step 1 : I have opened this image in Photoshop. You will find it hereIt belongs to *Tigg-stock Dealers in chill and inspiration Step 2 : Press CTRL+J to duplicate the Background Layer. A new Layer 1 forms.Step 3 : Press CTRL+SHIFT+U to saturate the image.Step 4 : Lower Opacity to 40%.Step 5 : This is how the image looks after lowering the Opacity of Layer1.Step 6  : Press CTRL+J. Layer...

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Droplet Shape with Photoshop

This about creating the shape of a droplet in Photoshop and then pasting an image into it. Pasting into is a special command in Photoshop, which I will show you in the course of the tutorial. I will also show you something about Gradients, Brushes and Texts. So let's begin.Step 1 : I Have opened this image in photoshop. You will find it hereIt belongs to *faestock Jessica Step2 : Open a New Document.Step 3 : I have opened the New document and named it Lady in Red. It is not necessary to name a document. I have used the 'Photo' preset found in Photoshop CS series. In Photoshop seven you can manually set the Height and Width to 3" x 2".Step 4 :...

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