Here the Miz shows us how to conduct “Photoshoptic Surgery” on an image of a tractor with some dull/flat colors. Here we learn how to use curves and the photo filter option to really bring out the colors and saturation in Photoshop.
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Here’s my first impression on flick panning, a new feature added to CS4. When you click, drag, and release, the image glides and slides all over the place. ME NO LIKEY OKAY!?
I found the answer already, after I recorded the screencast, of course. It’s so easy – just go to: Edit->Preferences->General and then uncheck “Enable Flick Panning”
Adobe Photoshop CS4 Hand Tool Flick Panning
Author: arenacreative | Filed under: Creative Workflow, Graphic Design, Microstock Photography, Photography, Reviews, TutorialsWhen you’re making a quick selection in Photoshop, a lot of times you will realize that because you were feeling so lazy the selection really came out like crap. The edges are jagged and fringed, and basically look like crap compared to if you had actually used the pen tool and done it the right way in the first place
Either way, sometimes you just feel like being lazy. This method show how to defringe a fringy edged image. The Miz’s photoshop video tutorials are always a great resource to all photographers, graphic designers, and Photoshop users alike.
Adobe Photoshop video tutorial by Robert Mizerek
The Miz Photoshop Tutorial Series – Defringe Jagged Edges
Author: arenacreative | Filed under: Creative Workflow, Miz Photoshop Tutorials, Photography, TutorialsHere Bob shows us how to use the screen layer blending mode in Photoshop to improve detail and levels. He also demonstrates how to create a simple gradient layer to improve the sky with the soft light layer blending mode. The Miz’s photoshop video tutorials are always a great resource to all photographers, graphic designers, and Photoshop users alike. This is a nice brief tutorial – I’m going to try and remember these simple pointers the next time I’m editing a landscape photo with a blue sky.
Adobe Photoshop video tutorial by Robert Mizerek
The Miz Photoshop Tutorial Series – The Screen Layer Mode & Gradient Layers
Author: arenacreative | Filed under: Miz Photoshop Tutorials, Photography, TutorialsA fast and simple video tutorial by Robert Mizerek on how to create an action in Photoshop. Here you will learn how to create an action for saturation and lab color conversion. Bob’s photoshop video tutorials are always a great resource to all photographers, graphic designers, and Photoshop users alike.
Author: Robert Mizerek
The Miz Photoshop Tutorial Series – Creating an Action
Author: arenacreative | Filed under: Creative Workflow, Graphic Design, Miz Photoshop Tutorials, Photography, TutorialsAnother Photoshop video tutorial by Robert Mizerek. This is a good one for this time of year. Here Bob illustrates how to use an adjustment layer to turn a green tree into a “fall” looking tree with bright autumn foliage. Right now in New England the trees have all peaked, and the leaves are falling. If you have shots of trees or landscapes from the summer, you can still make them look bright and amazing. The Miz’s photoshop video tutorials are always a great resource to all photographers, graphic designers, and Photoshop users alike.
Author: Robert Mizerek
The Miz Photoshop Tutorial Series – Fall Colors In Trees & Foliage
Author: arenacreative | Filed under: Creative Workflow, Graphic Design, Miz Photoshop Tutorials, Photography, Tutorials
A quick Photoshop video tutorial by Robert Mizerek on how to creative a retro photo frame (polaroid style) 3d effect. Bob’s photoshop video tutorials are always a great resource to all photographers, graphic designers, and Photoshop users alike.
A treat for Friday (TGIF)
Author: Robert Mizerek
The Miz Photoshop Tutorial Series – Creating a 3D Photo Frame Polaroid Retro Style
Author: arenacreative | Filed under: Creative Workflow, Graphic Design, Miz Photoshop Tutorials, Photography, Tutorials
The age old question that everyone asks… Umbrellas vs Softboxes – Digital Photography Tutorial
http://www.layersmagazine.com/comparing-umbrellas-and-softboxes.html/comment-page-1#comment-57050
Sure, you get different catch lights in the eyes with each. Round ones with umbrellas, square or rectangle shapes reflections with softboxes. But here the two are reviewed much more in depth by a real studio guru. A great video by Jean Francois on the Layers Magazine website.




