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« on: June 22, 2007, 08:39 »
Photoshop Tutorial - For Intermediate UsersThis is a very Filter, and labor intensive process that brings excellent results. Need to create the illusion of an old antiqued image, faded and cracked? Then this should help you. It's a bit complicated you might have to pause the video. http://microstockpix.com/tuts/old/old.html
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« on: June 21, 2007, 07:17 »
Photoshop Tutorial - For Beginners and IntermediatesIt's NOT about changing your images....no!. I prefer to say "I've just Enhanced my Images"Well, in CS3's new "Exposure Adjustment Layer", life just got that much more simpler for me to do it. Here I'll demonstrate my old technique, and compare it with what I can now do in CS3 Note for Intermediate users: In this tutorial I have my default "Masks on Adjustments" is turned off.
The reason? I want beginners to get into the habit of using masks for filters, adjustments etc.http://microstockpix.com/tuts/expose/expose.html
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« on: June 17, 2007, 10:04 »
Photoshop Tutorial - Advanced Intermediate UsersIt's not difficult to spot...you know that great image, it has everythinng going for it it; Good composition and framing, mood, subject etc, etc....BUT ...but it's missing that certain something, you just can put your finger on. Well if it's lighting, then maybe I can help with a little "Photoshoptic Surgery" we'll transform that dull lifeless image and make it "more gooder" than ever. http://microstockpix.com/tuts/adj/adj.html
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« on: June 17, 2007, 04:13 »
Photoshop Tutorial - For Advanced Beginners and Intermediate UsersThere was a time when vignettes were "undesirable" in photographs. Vignettes in the real world are created by such things as wide angle lenses, lens elements, polarizing filters, lens hoods, etc...etc Recently I have noticed this effect being created artificially in magazine, on the web, and in wedding albums. It offers a nice touch to just about any image, and takes it one step further. I'll show you how to create two distinct types of vignettes that you can use to add some style, and take you one step closer to becoming a true "Photoshoptic Surgeon" http://microstockpix.com/tuts/vin/vin.html
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« on: June 16, 2007, 15:28 »
Photoshop Tutorial - For Advanced Beginners and Intermediate UsersOh Boy! More fun than watching a hot dog get run over by a car on the highway. We'll start with 2 images make them look like they belong together, and then create an artificial "Depth of Field" (DOF) to enhance the illusion even further. Follow along with me, try it...and lets see what you did! If you would like a copy of the PSD file (2 MB) to try this tutorial for your self Download It Here: http://www.microstockpix.com/dof_tutorial.psdHere's the tutorialhttp://microstockpix.com/tuts/dof2/dof2.html
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« on: June 16, 2007, 11:01 »
Photoshop comparison "Adobe Photoshop CS3" and "OnOne's Genuime - Fractals Version 5"See the simple side by side comparisons from 100% - 300% and 500% I make no claim that either one is better than the other. I leave the final judgement call to you. My only comments is that Adobe has really made some really big improvements in CS3http://microstockpix.com/tuts/uprez/uprez.html
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« on: June 16, 2007, 06:18 »
Photoshop Tutorial - Intermediate and Advanced UsersNote: Please brace yourself to "Have Fun" before proceedingHere's a nifty way to make a presentation image from any image in your portfolio. Use only one image, and turn it into a business card, web banner or any other professional presentation you like. With lots of options: using text, the move tool, clipping group, and layer mask, you can configure your image anyway you like. (Also use the opacity slider -- I didn't mention that) It's all about having FUN!http://microstockpix.com/tuts/squares/squares.html
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« on: June 15, 2007, 21:25 »
You must be wearing Sunglasses....take them off before viewing the tutorial
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« on: June 15, 2007, 21:04 »
Photoshop Kindergarten - For beginners Only (all others stay away)Today I read a post on another forum which read in part: "...how does one get that magnificent blue sky that's like a gradient from dark on top to lighter blue at the bottom... "The answer? Well it means using using a BLACK gradient! see how it's done http://microstockpix.com/tuts/sky/sky.html
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« on: June 14, 2007, 11:14 »
Photoshop Kindergarten - For beginners Only (all others stay away)Not sure how to use the Clone or Healing Brush tools? Follow along as I make small work of lettering on a T-Shirt and remove it. This tutorial is geared for the very beginner, who is not quite sure how these tools work. http://microstockpix.com/tuts/logo/logo.htmlIf you are a new photoshop user and are not quite sure how to go about solving a
particular problem with an image. Log onto my forum http://unnaturalphotos.com/
or email me [email protected] and we'll see what we can do to help you solve the problem.
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« on: June 13, 2007, 20:37 »
Photoshop Tutorial -Advanced Intermediate UsersMy attempt to create a technique I have seen a few times, I began to wonder if I could create the same effect myself. It looks like a Polaroid picture, with part of the images extending beyond the frame of the picture itself, giving the illusion of a 3D effect. Have a look. It was fun trying duplicate and I'm sure you can do the same thing with a few of your own images. http://microstockpix.com/tuts/3d/3d.html
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« on: June 13, 2007, 05:41 »
What?! Are you saying this may have been a "half baked" idea,
created by SS for the sole purpose of gaining popularity, and a following of photographers?
A marketing idea if you will, sort of the proverbial "Free Lunch" to lure photographer loyalty?
If so, I think this is a cheap shot by SS.
I don't like the way SS conducts business in the first place,
so I'm apt to run off half cocked, and crucify SS for anything. Perhaps I should be ignored
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« on: June 12, 2007, 21:38 »
Photoshop Tutorial - For Beginners and Intermediate UsersThis is a fun technique to use on portraits. (or any image) - Used a lot in commercial fashion work, you can begin to explore and experiment just what you can do to change an your images. This technique is quick, easy, and can be done in less time then it takes to spell "Photoshoptic Surgery"http://microstockpix.com/tuts/fun/fun.html
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« on: June 12, 2007, 06:18 »
I don't know. I realize some like the blue colorcast, but I prefer a natural image.
...or one that appears to be natural with the slightest hint of blue
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« on: June 11, 2007, 18:58 »
Photoshop Tutorial - For Intermediate UsersA small nifty trick affords you better control in areas that you need to lighten up. Because its on an adjustment layer, you have total absolute control. http://microstockpix.com/tuts/dodge/dodge.html
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« on: June 09, 2007, 22:11 »
Photoshop Tutorial - Advanced beginners and Intermediate Users In my last tutorial: Quick and easy "Color Cast" correction http://microstockpix.com/tuts/colorcast/colorcast.htmlThere was some hemming and hording about the fact I did not include a way to find and set the neutral gray point on a colorcast image. Well although the tutorial was intended for beginners, all those more advanced users jumped all over me for not including it. So here it is. I hope those advanced Photoshoptic Surgeons stay off my case now! http://microstockpix.com/tuts/gray/gray.html
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« on: June 08, 2007, 22:33 »
Photoshop Tutorial - For BeginnersI used to be a New York State Correction Officer...for 25 years. So I know very well how to administer corrections. In this tutorial I'll show you a very quick and simple method I've been using for years to bring those images crazy unruly color cast images back in line, and make them behave. http://microstockpix.com/tuts/colorcast/colorcast.html
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« on: June 08, 2007, 06:24 »
Sorry this tutorial was pulled down by the author due to inaccuracies
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« on: June 06, 2007, 15:06 »
Photoshop Tutorial - For BeginnersImages that need "POP!" can use some fine tweaking such as in the highlight areas, In this Curves Adjustment Layer tutorial I'll show you how I did it to one of my own images. http://microstockpix.com/tuts/adjlayer1/adjlayer1.html
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« on: June 05, 2007, 17:21 »
Photoshop Tutorial - For Beginners and Intermediates
We're gonna have some fun!.... ..... with a photoshop feature that was never intended to be used the way we'll use it. It's fun, creative, and makes nice images from some. "so-so" run of the mill stuff you might have just thrown out or deleted. http://microstockpix.com/tuts/match/match.html
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« on: June 05, 2007, 16:39 »
A member of my forum asked me to do this tutorial, so I am NOT responsible for it's contents. I'm a good soldier and do what I'm told (lol) So, that said I'll show you how to select an object...isolate it, and move it to a different position in the image. Another trick I show is covering up where the object was moved from, and no I didn't use the clone tool. Tools used in this tutorial are: The Marquee Tool The Free Transform Tool The move tool http://microstockpix.com/tuts/balloon2/balloon2.html
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« on: June 05, 2007, 14:50 »
Photoshop Kindergarten - For beginners Only (all others stay away) Need to clone a large, or irregular area? Tired of clicking the mouse? Wanna quick, sure fired way to clone an area real fast, and with minimum fuss? Easy! Class begins when you click the link below! http://microstockpix.com/tuts/clone/clone.html
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« on: June 04, 2007, 23:08 »
Photoshop Tutorial - For Intermediate UsersA member of my forum showed me a very nice image of a cabin on the edge of a forest. I loved the image, but the cabin was lost in shadows of the forest's edge. Follow along as I take steps to bring this image out of the forest and into the light. http://microstockpix.com/tuts/masks4/masks4.html
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« on: June 04, 2007, 22:10 »
This is the Second in a series of "Photoshop Kindergarten" Designed for the RAW beginner who owns photoshop but is too lazy to learn it. What you need to do then is enroll in: Kindergarten for the Photoshop (almost) User Second lesson MASKS What are they? and What do they do? http://microstockpix.com/tuts/masks3/masks3.html
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