Photography Adobe Photoshop Tutorials

RGB or CMYK in Digital Imaging?
Is it better to use RGB colour mode or CMYK when working in Photoshop?

Faking Darkroom Film Edges
These are fun to do, but if you really want to go all the way and to make people think you're shooting film, this is the last (and really most important) step.

Photographs as panoramas
Photographic panoramas can be made with Photoshop's Photomerge. They will be images which are wide, very wide or the full 360 degrees and they have been around from almost the earliest days of photography.

Getting to know your Camera LCD screen
Reading the headline above, has it ever crossed your mind What is there for me to learn about LCD screen? Well, believe it or not, the LCD screen is easily one of the most ignored parts of a camera that many should learn to understand, be it for professional or amateur photographers .

The Grey Card ('The Gray Card' to some)
When taking digital photographs, a grey card can be an essential accessory in creating white balance and getting precise representation of colour. A digital camera will record the colour of light very accurately. The eye and brain are extremely adaptable to variations; digital is not, it records what is there. Something might look white to us, but if it has a colour cast, that will show on the digital file.

10 Easy Steps to Master the Basics of Silhouette Shots
IntroductionSilhouettes are a wonderful way to convey drama, mystery, emotion and mood to the viewers of your photos. Because of its simplicity and vagueness, it is a silhouette's nature to leave part of the image to viewers' imagination and interpretation...

Vacation and holiday accessories tips
Get some tips on what to take care of before leaving on a holiday or a vacation.

Digital Portrait Photography Tips
In this digital photography tutorial we look at portrait photography tips.We discuss lens focal length and how using selective focus can help to add visual impact to your image.We then go on to show how to create a similar effect within Photoshop.

Light Leaks, pt. 2
One of the coolest things about older cameras and toy cameras (such as holgas, dianas, lubitels and other gems) is that they have an element of unpredictability to them.

Photography Tips to improve photography
Work in Photoshop is made easier with a more suitable photograph.Here are photography tips to improve images before editing begins.

What is High Dynamic Range and How Do You Use It?
What is dynamic range? According to that great source of public information, Wikipedia, it is "the ratio between the smallest and largest possible values of a changeable quantity, such as in sound and light."

Five Vital Black & White Photography Tips
Monochrome photographs are timeless, especially black and white photographs. They enhance emotional substance and have a disposition of making photos look more artistic.

Mirror effect with an image
Create a mirror effect with an image in photoshop cs3.

Edit JPEG Files in Camera Raw with Photoshop Elements
Did you know you can open your JPEG photo in Adobe Camera Raw with Photoshop Elements? This will give you all the same non-destructive photo adjustments that you have available...

The Art of Professional Food Photography
A behind the scenes look at a food photographer and his team as they create sumptuous images out of fresh ingredients that seem to jump off the page.

Multi Exposure Photos
This tutorial shows how to make multi-exposure photos with analog cameras and 35mm film.

Using Layer Adjustments To Enhance Your Image
In this tutorial I'm going to show you how to use Adjustment Layers to properly display your photograph in the photo contests.

Shutterspeed Explained
In this tutorial i will teach what shutter speed is and show you a few examples on how it should be used.

Action droplet in Photoshop CS4
This video tutorial shows how to create action droplet in Photoshop CS4

Create Stunning Panoramas with Auto-Align in Photoshop CS3
In Photoshop CS3, Adobe has vastly improved their Auto-align feature so that you can easily create stunning panoramas from relative photographs that don't even need to be taken from a tripod!