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These are
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articles written for Photoshop User Magazine about tips and tricks for Adobe
Photoshop and your Wacom Pen Tablet.
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Fix
your old damaged photos. Simple and quick way to fix scratched and dusty photos. This is meant as a quick fix for minor restoration; for more on photo restoration, see Photoshop Restoration & Retouching, Second Edition by Katrin Eismann & Doug Nelson in my Book Reviews section. |
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Dodge
and Burn a Better Way! Rick Sammon showed me a quick way about how two simple tricks can enhance a picture of anyone, so I thought I'd share these with you! This is a great way to Dodge & Burn without using these very destructive tools in Photoshop. |
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Set
up your Wacom Pen & Tablet for Photoshop. Many people never take the time to set up their Wacom Pens. This article shows you how easy it is to program your pen and specifically, how to speed up your Photoshop workflow by making a couple of quick settings to your Pen directly for Photoshop. |
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Greater
sharpening control For a different type of sharpening, use Filter>Other>High Pass on a duplicate of the layer that you want to sharpen. Change the layer's Blend Mode to Overlay, Soft Light, or Hard light. Smaller High Pass settings emphasize tiny details in the image where you need to keep the tiny details (such as wrinkles) unsharpened. You can reduce the opacity of the sharpening layer and mask areas to keep them from sharpening. It gives you total flexibility. |
