/r/PhotoshopTutorials
A place for learning and sharing. Please feel free to link tutorials you've found useful or resources for better using Photoshop to its full potential.
Links to tutorials in Photoshop. If you're new to Photoshop and don't know where to start, check out our FAQ Wiki: http://www.reddit.com/r/PhotoshopTutorials/wiki/index
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A place for learning and sharing. Please feel free to link tutorials you've found useful or resources for better using Photoshop to its full potential.
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here the 2nd image is transparent, i used color range to cut out black, then in the 3rd image black is added manually behind objects only with brush tool, rest is still transparent, is there any smart way to do the last step properly??
I’m looking for the tools used to create the effect used on the people on this cover
i’d like to create a double exposure effect but with like 20 photos in photoshop. basically i want to take image 1, 2, 3 etc and make it so they’re all semi transparent.
i also want know to know how i can line them up. imagine i take a photos of a cube, from multiple angles, i want to learn to combine that
how can i do this?
I need to print an image of a trading card. 2.5x3.5 inches. I made that the size of my canvas. I did all I needed to do there and saved it. I have 4x6 inch photo paper that I want to print it on. When I try and print, it wants to take it and make it as big as the paper and I can't do anything about it in the Print area. So I thought I would make a 4x6 inch canvas in Photoshop and move the 2.5x3.5 inch image over to that canvas. The picture is the result. It's huge... Why is it transferring over bigger? How can I just keep the size of the canvas/image the same as I made it?
I have this image here and when I post it to Instagram as a slideshow, the layer (the man) becomes blurry while the rest of the photo is higher quality. How can I fix this issue ? I
Hi, I’m a copywriter, and I was wanted to figure out how I can use my photoshop skills to help make more engaging emails. I know how to make hyperlinks within the image, however when I try to use that image in an email, the links no longer work. Is there a work around for that?
How do I separate the mask that is inside the text .
I am talking about both the RGB colors but also for the horizontal lines that also exist (the ones that look like an old TV when it's starting up).
I want to try making edits like this for a ton of stuff but didnt have time to do it until now.
Thanks in advance!
How would you recreate an effect like this on text? I remember following a tutorial that had a similar result a long time ago, but cannot remember how it was done! I thought it had to do with content aware fill but that is not giving me the results I wanted... But how to achieve this kind of fragmenty text effect?
#justfor fun
Second image shows the effect I want to execute but this is what I am getting. The tutorial I am following simply states I have to apply the stamp effect, but my results are totally different. Why?
Hi everyone, hoping someone can help me remove the text across my son's footprints or tell me how to do so (I have Canva, I'm just not great at it...yet!). Trying to make Christmas ornaments with the image. Thank you 🙌🦶🎄
Absolute newbie here, I just wanna ask how I can achieve this type of design in a way that it could be printed.
I've tried toying around with the threshold effect, but I can't seem to export it (1) where the "removed" parts (from the threshold effect) are erased entirely, instead it shows up black and (2) in a way that what I see on the artboard is what it looks like in the PNG (it always exports as a less-HD version).
Any tips on how I can achieve this?
So I have these two photos. The client wants the smile frome the face-forward photo on the angled photo. I've tried doing it myself but it keeps looking just wrong. What's the best way to make it look natural? I am not skilled at photo manipulation like this so explain it to me like I'm 5. Thanks!
It's probably a dumb question, but when I opened a .psd I have been working on this week, the background layer moved as if it were animated for a a good ten seconds then it stopped. At first I thought I was tripping. It's a still image not an animation. The background layer is a .png file not a gif. I have used Photoshop for over a decade and never experienced something like that. What may have caused that?