Convert to DNG for RAW Support

Stickyness for Beginners

Custom Shapes from Photos

Create a variety of Custom Shapes from your photos. Step One: Open Choice Image in Photoshop Open your choice image in Photoshop or copy and paste the following to follow along. Step Two: Select by Color Range With the Background image Layer active, go to the Select > Color Range menu command option, as captured…

Creative Spirographs

Soft-Glow Double-Exposure Montage

Have you ever wanted to recreate the look of a scene drawn from one of your dreams, complete with glowing edges, vivid colors, and rich blacks? The soft-glow double-exposure montage technique makes this possible. In the days of film, double-exposing a single sheet of film was the most common way to create a soft-glow montage….

Black and White and Exposure Adjustments

Fixing Stray Hairs

Simulating Dramatic Studio Lighting

If you photograph portraits or products, but don’t own studio lighting, here is a striking way to simulate the appearance of studio lights using a simple Photoshop technique. The result is an image that exhibits gorgeous depth and drama. Step 1: Open an Image Open a portrait or product image. Step 2: Duplicate the Background…