Learn how to do vibrancy masking in Photoshop. You’ll learn how to increase saturation with the Channel Mixer and then use Vibrancy masking to control whether you want it to affect the vibrant or non-vibrant areas. This technique works amazingly well for landscapes and it’s a great when you want to get the most intense …
How to Create a Red Blue Duotone Effect
Learn how to easily recreate the red/blue duotone color grading using the tone curves. You’ll learn how to do it in two ways and also learn how to create your own custom duotone colors using a straightforward method. Although this is a Lightroom tutorial, it can in Photoshop with the Camera Raw filter (Filter > …
Guide to Dodging and Burning Nondestructively in Photoshop
In this episode, you’ll learn one of the most popular retouching technique that can be used in landscape photography, portrait photography, architecture and more. It’s called dodging and burning… and with this technique you selectively choose which areas of your photos should be brighter or darker. When used correctly, you can completely transform your photos. …
5 Important Post Processing Tips
Today, I’ll be sharing with you 5 unique post processing tips that you should know. You’ll learn helpful tips to improve your post processing skills and also tips about ethics and protecting people’s privacy. There are a lot of post processing tips but I picked the ones that aren’t talked about a lot or is …
How to Trick Photoshop’s Dehaze Tool
Hello and welcome to this episode of Denny’s Tips where you’ll be learning an awesome new trick on how to Dehaze your photo with way better results. The Dehaze adjustment in the Camera Raw Filter helps reduce haze and restore the contrast in your photo but a lot of times, it doesn’t look that great. …
5 Popular Lightroom Effects in 5 Minutes (Reproducible in Photoshop)
There are a lot of effects that people ask about and they also happen to be very easy to do. In this quick tutorial, you’ll learn how to create 5 popular Lightroom effects in less than 5 minutes. Although this is a Lightroom tutorial, many of the concepts can be reproduced in Photoshop using adjustment …
How to Achieve Any Effect in Photoshop (Part 1)
In this 2 part series, you’ll learn brand new techniques that you can use to replicate color gradings. I came up with some new techniques that will make replicating looks so much easier and faster with less guesswork involved. These techniques will work with a majority of the color grading effects out there. And it’s …
How to Replace Skies in Photoshop
Learn how to replace skies in Photoshop with this tutorial from Denny’s Tips. Most of the time, replacing skies means that you have to spend a lot of work cutting out the sky. But in this tutorial, you’ll learn how to replace skies in a fraction of the time and effort. You’ll also learn about …
How to Use Luminosity Masking in Photoshop
Learn how to use luminosity masking in Photoshop. Luminosity masking lets you make a layer visible according to the brightness value of your photo. For example, you can brighten your photo and then apply luminosity masking so that it doesn’t overexpose the areas that are already bright to begin with. You can also apply color …
Dilate the Pupils for Better Portraits
In this Photoshop tutorial, you’l’l learn how to dilate the pupils for better portraits. There are a lot of ways to retouch portraits. Enlarging the pupils is just one of them. But sometimes the smallest part of your photo will have the biggest impact. Does it look more appealing to you or is it not …
Frequency Separation Photoshop Tutorial (Nondestructive & Fully Editable Layers)
Learn how to retouch skin in Photoshop with a technique called frequency separation. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to apply frequency separation with a fully editable and nondestructive layer setup. This will let you readjust the settings or even make changes to your original layer without having to redo every single step. Frequency separation …
Learn the Tone Curve in 5 Minutes
The tone curve is one of the most useful tool for photographers. It can be used to make any tonal adjustments like brightening your image and adding contrast. It’s found in many software like Lightroom, Capture One, Premiere, After Effects and mobile apps like Lightroom Mobile. In this tutorial, you’ll learn in a simple way on …