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  • Fog

    Aug 30, 2007

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    Photo Effects

    Learn how to use Photoshop to add a dreamy fog effect to any photo. This Photoshop tutorial will teach you how to use several layers to create a realistic fog effect that appears thicker in…

  • Fix Blown Out Skin

    Aug 27, 2007

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    Photoshop Tutorials
    Photo Retouching

    Blown out skin can be an annoying problem with daylight photos. Learn how to use Photoshop to fix overexposed skin areas without creating a gray color cast. This Photoshop tutorial works with all versions of…

  • Harsh Lighting

    Aug 12, 2007

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    Learn how to add a high-contrast subculture look to any photo using Photoshop CS3’s Black & White adjustment layer. This photo effect mimics the harsh lighting effect commonly seen in urban portrait or fashion photography.…

  • Photo Cutout

    Aug 10, 2007

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    Photo Effects

    Create this fun cutout effect that makes the subject look like it’s coming in or out of a printed photo. In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to use Photoshop’s Extract tool, layer masks,…

  • White Noise

    Aug 4, 2007

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    Photo Effects

    Create a ghostly television distortion from any photo. In this Photoshop tutorial, you’ll learn how to use the Grain and Shear filter to create this ghostly effect. This tutorial uses the Smart Filter feature from…

  • Morning Glow

    Aug 2, 2007

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    Photo Effects

    Make ordinary photo dramatic and interesting. Follow this Photoshop tutorial to learn how to create a soft morning glow effect with just two layers.

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