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Join host Scott Sheppard as he takes you on a tour of Photoshop Author, Trainer and Guru of Digital Mastery’s Ben Willmore’s 40′ Liberty Coach Prevost tour bus. See first hand how Ben lives on board in style on one of the finest mobile photography hubs in the country. Trading his traditional housing for the mobile equivalent almost a year ago, Ben has certainly adapted to life as the digital nomad on the road delivering his unique style of Photoshop training and tips at seminars across the country. Find out more about his books, courses and whereabouts at www.whereisben.com or http
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The best tool a freelance digital photographer has, besides a digital camera, is photoshop. Mainly, because it can increase stock photo sales and generate more profit. It can work just as well if your more into just editing digital photos, or graphic design. You are still going to need a digital camera, but putting more focus on digital editing is really up to you.

With every coming year the population of graphic designers and photo editors has been increasing. Photo editors, like yourself, are trying to find a freelance income from their work. This can be hard with competition and location. So, a lot of those people turn to stock photo sites to start a career or earn extra income. If you don’t know what a stock photography site is, the definition is basically a site that provides graphic designers, advertisers, and marketers digital photos for whatever…

Digital cameras may have changed the face of Photography forever, but film still has a place in a hearts. In this video Photoshop expert, Gavin Hoey www.gavtrain.com walks you through the steps you need to make a film strip from scratch and give it a 3D twist.
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PART 2/2 Go behind the scenes as I take you into my workflow and into photoshop as we retouch a real photo of a ordinary person. As photographers and digital artists, we tend to “over-photoshop” many of our subjects.. This will prove that the small, subtle changes we can make drastically improve an image. Our goal is to have the subject know how great they look, but still look like themselves… More tutorials at www.btsphotography.com and higher quality versions on my vimeo page
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I want to take up landscape photography as a hobby, but they always look so better when they are edited so the light is a certain hue, or the contrast is much lighter/darker, etc. I don’t have Photoshop or any of those photo editing processes on my computer, so what can I do and are there any websites online where I can do it there?

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I’m starting to do photography, mostly of people, but I want to learn how to use Photoshop to edit them. In other words, make them look more professional. Is there any good website I can go to?

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‘Introduction to Elements’ is the essential all-round resource pack for all users of Adobe Photoshop Elements 7. Bestselling author Philip Andrews has refined this industry-standard resource over numerous editions, to bring you exactly the information you need to get right up to speed with the software, cut out wasted time in your workflow, and consistently achieve photographic results you can be proud of.
Philip approaches the subject of Photoshop Elements in a straightforward and accessible style. As a working photographer, he brings an in-depth understanding of the image-manipulation needs of photographers, and the best ways to meet them to his teaching. In the words of one reviewer: ‘he comes across as a friend, who wants you to succeed’. His approach is always practical, with an emphasis on clarity. Step-by-step tutorials guide you through…

In The Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 Book for Digital Photographers, Scott walks readers through the basics of Lightroom use, gradually leading them to a brilliantly devised and super efficient digital photography workflow that dramatically improves productivity and allows photographers to spend less time processing photos and more time shooting them.
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For HIGH QUALITY: FreePhotosAndArt.com Sharp full screen video on home site. In today’s tutorial, I’m going to show you how to make a nice photo frame. Open your image, and make sure that the layers palette is open. Right-click on your background, duplicate the layer, call this layer “Frame”. Now right-click on your background once again, duplicate the layer, call the next one “Picture”. OK Now we are going to increase our canvas size so we have some room to work with. Click “Image”, “Canvas Size”, and for a picture of this size, with these dimensions, I’m going to increase each dimension by 100. Now we want to go click on the background, use the little drop-down on the layers palette, click new layer, call this one “Colour”. And the colour I am going to choose in this case, is my foreground colour,…

 

Before you apply any of these special effects, it can be useful to apply a masking on your photo to select which areas you want to change and which you want to keep unchanged. You can easily get a nice soft fade between the effect and no-effect areas. This is called masking and there’s many ways of doing it. The one method I almost always use now (it took years before I discovered it) is the ‘quick mask mode’. It is very easy to use and usually gives acceptable results.

Quick masking

In Adobe Photoshop find the button called ‘edit in quick mask mode’. It’s located near the bottom of the main tool bar and looks like a circle in a rectangle. There’s also a short-cut key: Q. Once in quick mask mode, you can select and deselect areas simply by painting them with white and black respectively,…