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Applying Photoshop Adjustment Layers to Multiple and Specific Layers

Applying Photoshop Adjustment Layers to Multiple and Specific Layers

By Tom Ross, 14th May, 2012, 2 Comments

(Basics / Tools - Tutorials)

Today’s tutorial is a quick video tip. Ever wanted to know how to ensure that an adjustment layer only effects specific, but multiple layers of your document, rather than a single layer or your entire canvas?

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Advanced Tonal Correction Via Subject Specific Histogram Adjustments

Advanced Tonal Correction Via Subject Specific Histogram Adjustments

By Tri Handoyo, 6th April, 2012, 4 Comments

(Basics / Tools - Tutorials)

Learn how to use advanced, non-destructive histogram adjustments to fix tonal problems with your photos, specifically focusing on the model/subject in the photo.

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5 More Incredibly Useful Non-Destructive Photoshop Techniques

5 More Incredibly Useful Non-Destructive Photoshop Techniques

By Tom Ross, 5th March, 2012, 2 Comments

(Basics / Tools - Tutorials)

Today we share 5 more non-destructive Photoshop techniques. These are great for improving your workflow and make your Photoshop work totally editable.

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Photoshop Basics: Blending Modes

Photoshop Basics: Blending Modes

By Tara Hornor, 1st November, 2011, 4 Comments

(Basics / Tools - Tutorials)

Learn how to master Photoshop’s powerful blending modes. We look at the benefits of using blend modes, how to correctly use them, as well as the functions of each individual blend mode.

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Professional Photo Retouching for Perfect Skin

Professional Photo Retouching for Perfect Skin

By Daniel Meadows, 13th July, 2011, 3 Comments

(Basics / Tools - Tutorials)

Learn how to achieve perfect skin after you’ve dodged/burnt and healed your image. You’ll work with a gradient map to achieve a perfectly even skin tone, just like a professional photo retoucher. Download the source file for this and all our other tutorials in our FanExtra Members Area

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