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I hope that you enjoy this Photoshop walkthrough that I've created. It's not a step by step tutorial, it's more like a look into my editing process of the photo A Day Back Home. I hope that you enjoy it, and maybe learn something.
In the walkthrough I reference my tutorial on How To Make Eyes Pop If you know a quicker, better, more efficient way to edit photos, and would like to share it with me, I'd love to hear it! I'm always looking to learn new skills. There are so many things in Photoshop that I've never even touched. Comments
Added to the Art Tutorials Wiki.
-- - Jürgen Hubert The Art Tutorials Wiki - Everything an artist needs to know! The Arcana Wiki - a collaborative writer's aid. Thanks.
Oh, and if you know of any other good tutorials, please don't hesitate to add them to the wiki. I've set permissions so that anyone can edit it. -- - Jürgen Hubert The Art Tutorials Wiki - Everything an artist needs to know! The Arcana Wiki - a collaborative writer's aid. Just go to the page where you want to add a new link and click on the "edit" function at the bottom of the page. It should be pretty clear how such links need to be formatted by looking at the existing links. Then all you need to do is save them...
-- - Jürgen Hubert The Art Tutorials Wiki - Everything an artist needs to know! The Arcana Wiki - a collaborative writer's aid. Nicely Nicely! All I ever do is take out a wrinkle or two with the healing brush tool, hand adjust (ie, I don't use "manual" or "auto" adjustments) the colors and balance with Layers and Curves then I always hit the with unsharp mask at a low level once or twice, crop the sucker and wala. Done. Great job here!
-- ...has been known to be Greek from time to time... Use My Stock Photos at ~AthenaStock Hahaha I guess I should go back and fix the fact that I called it the Band Aid tool instead of the Healing Brush Tool hahaha.
Depending on the photo sometimes I just use the auto stuff too -- "There is room for different point of view, different style, no matter how good of a photographer you are" 'gilad Yes this is pretty useful. It has some steps I don't always use and I like how you explain what your goals are so someone won't just use it in a cookie cutter fashion. One tutorial I realized that would be useful is one that explains how to straighten and crop crooked photos I tried o explain it to someone this week.
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October 24, 2007
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