I think there are all times when we are influenced by pictures, paintings or posters that we have seen. For me the area around Tenby harbour is one of those places, every time I see it I think of the style of paintings by Lowry. In this 2 part video we take a look at transform a photograph into a [...]
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The new blur gallery in CS6 allows you to give a natural looking blur to your images, ideal if you don’t have the right camera or lens. The gallery is made up of Field Blur, Iris Blur and Tilt Shift and in this video we will be taking a quick look at how each of the blur filters [...]
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This comes from a request from one of our Norwegian members, ØYVIND, who wanted to show the route he used on a trip he took from Stavanger to Lom in Norway. This is a really flexible technique which can not only be used to show the viewer the route but even used as a title sequence, or as [...]
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One of the new filters to be found in CS6 is Oil Paint which is a brilliant way to give an image a painterly look. In this video we take a look at an image that was soft in the wrong place but rather than rejecting it we can give the picture a new lease [...]
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After the Wheel video where we looked at creating a grunge style border I received a few questions. One was about moving and adjusting the selection and the other about ways of saving the border so that it can be used on other images. In this video we take a further look at working with selections before [...]
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Quick look at CS6 Beta Setting the Workspace colours and a rather nifty new Adjustment layers in Photoshop CS6 The image created used Camera Raw and Adjustment Layers in CS6, full video to follow on release of CS6 Image after ACR CS6
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