Photoshop Tutorials and video editing skills: Table of Contents

 

 

https://photoshopeditingblog.wordpress.com/category/changing-background-colors/

https://photoshopeditingblog.wordpress.com/category/smooth-facial-lines/

https://photoshopeditingblog.wordpress.com/category/removing-red-eye-from-a-photo/

https://photoshopeditingblog.wordpress.com/category/removing-an-object-from-a-photo/

https://photoshopeditingblog.wordpress.com/category/putting-images-on-to-of-each-other/

https://photoshopeditingblog.wordpress.com/category/moving-an-object-to-another-photo/

https://photoshopeditingblog.wordpress.com/category/duplicating-images/

https://photoshopeditingblog.wordpress.com/category/converting-a-photo-to-line-drawing/

https://photoshopeditingblog.wordpress.com/category/video-editing/

 

Video editing 2

Video editing skills.

Converting a photo into a line drawing

How to convert photo into line drawing?

First double click on the layer and then unlock that layer by double clicking on it. Now click ok. Right click on the layer and click on duplicate. Now change the duplicated image to color mode to color dodge. Now press command for mac or control for windows and press I. Now go to filter. Go down to blur and over to Gaussian blur. The pixels radius is up to you, but don’t go to high. Click OK once your pixel radius has been selected.  Now click on create new fill or adjustment layer. Click on hue/ saturation. In the adjustments window take saturation all the way down to 0.

Putting images on to of one another

How to put images on top of each other?

This involves layers on the layer panel. First put the image you want on top in layer 1. The other images that you want under it should be after layer 1. First click and drag the layer on top of the layer you want the image to be on top of.

Duplicating images

How to duplicate images?

Use the polygonal lasso tool on the tool panel. Outline the image you want to duplicate. Right click on the image after the image is outlined and click on layer via copy. Now click on the move tool on the tool panel. Click and drag the image and it will become a duplicate.

Changing background colors

How to change background colors?

You can change the background color by using the color panel. First click on the background layer located on the layer panel. Click window on the menu bar and then click on color. Here you can drag each color slider on the color panel. Click on the paint bucket tool on the tools panel. Now click on the image with the paint bucket tool.

Removing red eye from a photo

How do you remove red eye’s from a photo.

Go over to the tool box. Left click and hold on the healing brush. This show’s other tool options. Select the red eye tool. Click and drag over the red eye’s.

Removing an object from a photo

How to remove a object from a photo?

An item can be removed from a picture when you replace it with a background. Click on the patch tool. Select what item you want removed. Now drag the item to an area on the background.

How do you move a object to another photo

How do you move a object to another photo?

There are many ways to do this, but I prefer using the magnetic lasso tool. I thinks it’s the easiest tool to outline an object because the lasso attaches it self to the object automatically. It does this based on the color and shape of the object being outlined.  First click on the magnetic lasso tool and outline the object. Once the magnetic lasso tool has outlined the object use the move tool. Click on the move tool and then click on the picture tab right above the picture. Now place the removed object any where on the new object.