Drag ‘n Drop Into Photoshop
January 28th, 2008There are several ways to open an image in Photoshop. One easy way is to drag-n-drop the image from your OS or your web browser.
There are several ways to open an image in Photoshop. One easy way is to drag-n-drop the image from your OS or your web browser.
Applying a saturation adjustment layer in the RGB color mode can lead to poor results and highlight clipping of the color channels. LAB offers a better way of boosting saturation that produces a more natural looking color set and reduces the risk of clipping. I’ve also put together a Photoshop action that you can download and try out.
Tips and techniques for using the Photoshop Clone Stamp tool in a non-destructive fashion. The tool lends itself to being destructive in nature, but there are some tricks we can use to prevent that. I also go over a little bit of the general cloning techniques that I commonly utilize.
The zoom button is a pain to use, keyboard commands can be a little tedious, but there’s a better way to zoom in Photoshop.
How to use the Ruler Tool in Photoshop to give you precision rotations for straightening your photos.
Photoshop workspace and workflow habits can really make a difference in the way a photo turns out after post-processing. Here are some of the essential items to keep in mind when using Photoshop.
If you like to keep a certain set of palettes in Photoshop, save it so you don’t ever have to re-organize your workspace.
Use Photoshop to add a little artistic flare and subtle framing to your photo with a vignette — I’ll show you how.
Creative Photoshop techniques including high contrast, high saturation, vintage, vignette, lomo, sharpening, texturizing, and grain. These Photo shop techniques can result in high impact photos.
Renaming your Photoshop layers can help you remember what you did in the event that you want to modify your post-processing.