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color your old images

in this tutorials we well learn how to color an old photo(black and white photo ) to be a colored photo

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Get a real rainbow on simple picture only in several minutes

The next lesson we'll try to get a real effect of the rain on a simple picture and decorate it with a rainbow, which must be done also by ourselves

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The temple of music

'The temple of music' creation, Photoshop photo-manipulations.

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Portrait Finishing Touches

How to add some extra pop to your portraits to really make them stand out.

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Color saturation in Photoshop

The dreamlike, colorful sundown is of course the result of our tip below.

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Adjusting JPEGS and TIFFS in Camera Raw Using Photoshop

In this tutorial, we will take a look at how we can open our “Point and Shoot” camera images from within this powerful new tool to create stunning photos. Click here to view the tutorial.

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Magic Flying of the Butterfly

This lesson will show to you as by means of simple actions to create a beautiful and interesting wallpaper

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Star filter effect in Photoshop

An eight-pointed star effect to the light sources of night-time photos.

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Selection I. in Photoshop

An inexhaustible topic again. First of all, a handy method for selecting similarly coloured areas.

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Black and white vector with highlights

In this tutorial you will learn how to easily create a black and white vector with highlights from a photograph.

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Sharpening in Photoshop Elements (basics)

Our second PS Elements tip—us being that comfortable—has been "converted" to Elements from an earlier Photoshop article. In this area, the difference between the two applications is smaller than you’d think. You might even say the younger brother performs in sharpening just like the elder. So this is a repetition, which is the mother of all studies, as the ancient Romans said.

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i m student in gn

hi m amarjit want to do smethng difrent

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Giving a Mafia-Look to a Business Photo

Giving a Mafia-Look to a Business Attractive Young Girl Photo.

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B&W Conversion with the Old Fashioned Look of Film

There are many B&W conversion tutorial out there, but this one takes some less traveled paths and the results are worth it. We will create a black and white portrait that has the old-fashioned look of film photography.

Rated: with 240 hits  Added on: Aug 06, 2008

The White Tree

In this lesson is stated the process of creation "The White Tree" collage. The lesson is not difficult, but has some interesting receptions about which I will tell you further.

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Dodge and Burn with more control painting with soft light photoshop tutorial.

n this tutorial we will apply the same effect as dodging and burning but with more control and options and in my opinion better effects on the highlights.This works for isolating a subject, bring out more detail in certain zones, apply slight vignettes, etc …

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Recover detail from highlights and exposed skin photoshop tutorial.

In this tutorial we’re going to recover detail from the skin area and have it on a separate layer for full control

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Desert Storm

Adobe Photoshop has all the necessary means to get almost a real desert storm on simple picture only in several minutes

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Polar filter effect II. in Photoshop

Polar filter is a real evergreen. We are inclined to spend dozens, or even more than a hundred of dollars on a small piece of glass so that our photos sport livelier colors and our landscapes show deep blue skies. But you don't absolutely have to buy such a thing. Photoshop can be the poor man's polar filter as it can be used to emulate an effect similar to that of those expensive pieces of glass. Of course, the original effect of polar filters—the reduction of reflections and glitters—is not possible this way. If this is your purpose, you'll have to buy one. For all the others, the article can help.

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Selective blur in Photoshop

A zoom blur highlights the main theme.

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