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22-01-2010 - by Just Dave
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We're going to learn how to add beams of sunlight through trees
PhotoTopix Sunbeams Tutorial By Dave F Barker (Just Dave)
Misty Woods Image Courtesy Mark White (Spooks)
In this Photoshop tutorial, we're going to learn how to add beams of sunlight through trees using Marks Misty Woods Image, We will be learning a little about Channels and using those to make... [Read More]
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21-10-2009 - by Spooks
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A quick article on using the Clone Tool in Photoshop
There are times when we want to take a photograph it is beyond our power to get to an angle where we can get a clean shot, for instance a rubbish bin in the way, or a cable crawling down a wall.
Thanks to post processing we can rectify this problem. For this article, I will be using Photoshop, but similar routes can be taken in other editing applications.
Take a... [Read More] |
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