Photoshoot and Beyond
In this photo editing tutorial we’ll show you a quick and easy way to create a motion blur effect in Photoshop using the Path Blur and Spin Blur tools. Download our start image and follow along.
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LG is giving three people the chance to win their dream photo and video editing workstation. Each winning entry for the UltraWide Festival 2015 will receive $10,000 in sponsorship to splash on the IT devices of their choice, as well as receiving one of LG’s impressively proportioned 34UC87C 12:9 displays. The UltraWide Festival is a… Continue reading →
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Turn the world upside-down as we show you how to replicate reality by photographing reflections and then flipping the image on its head.
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We show you how to turn an average city scene into an intriguing urban abstract using this fast photo editing technique.
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We show you how to spice up your portraits by adding out-of-focus effects. You’ll learn how to make bokeh in Photoshop by creating your own custom brush tip then using filters and blending modes to make bokeh.
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Thanks to the change to a subscription system that costs £8.57/$9.99 per month, more photographers than ever before have access to one of the most powerful image editing software packages available, Adobe Photoshop. However, all that power brings the ability to get things wrong. Let’s take a look at 10 of the most common mistakes made by photographers when using Photoshop.
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