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Making a Composite? or Retouching? You probably have at some point ended up with tons of layers, thus creating a confusion and a mess. That's when Layer Search (filters) in Photoshop kick in. It gives you an arsenal of tools to exactly target a particular layer or a group of layers sharing a similar characteristic.

Whether you just want to work with text layers, adjustment layers or even layers with drop shadow. It can categorize layers by all means possible, be it an effect, a blend mode, a particular kind like shape layers or even empty layers. The list is endless.

This not only helps in keeping things organized but also saves you time from searching layers, switching them on and off manually. Hope this video helps you! Thanks for watching!

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If you have any questions, problems, confusions or you all you need is just advice regarding photo editing or post processing in Adobe Photoshop, please make sure to get it answered in this Live Stream today, I'll be very happy to help you. Let's ROLL!

In this webinar, we’ll discover powerful tips and tricks to bring out the best of your portraits in Photoshop. From simplifying the most advanced techniques to amplifying the finest details, we’ll cover all the little things which when combined, makes a portrait great, not to mention my personal secret sauces. Also, I’ll do my best to answer your questions, whatever it might be, regarding portrait retouching.

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Add Flair and Texture to Your Portraits by Applying the Splatter or the Spray Effect in Photoshop. Then, learn how to engrave and paint it on any surface, like paper or canvas, all this, just by using blend modes, blend if, and masking. Creative masking is the basis of this tutorial. By using some awesome brushes, we are simply going to make parts of the image visible and invisible in a creative fashion to achieve the desired effect. This also involves separating the subject and the background in order to treat them differently.

Besides masking, we'll be using some filters to stylize the portrait even more and allow it to match with the surface and the medium. Then, by apply multiple blend modes and blend-if, we'll get the images look natural on any surface. All the best, and I hope this video helps you!

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Let's talk about layer masks today! Did you know you could combine two different masks for more advanced selections or utilize channels with masks to spice up your images. In this live stream, we are going to discuss some tips and tricks (including some loopholes) to get you up and running with layer masks in Photoshop.

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Bring the power of blend modes, channels, and advanced masking together using the amazing "Apply Image" function in Photoshop. Learn how to create interesting and essential effects like adding drama, sophisticated contrast, and even creating a double exposure by taking the advantage of the powers of apply image.

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The interesting science behind why the need to rasterize and what is rasterize in Photoshop in the first place. In this video, we'll explore the very fundamental concepts of different types of graphics in photoshop: raster, vector, and smart objects. Examining each of the graphics' pros and cons, we will learn which one to use when and where does rasterize kicks in.

This video covers one of the most crucial basics of Photoshop and digital imaging which is too important to miss in case you still have a confusion. Hope this video helps you!

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2 Amazing techniques to fix tanned skin, uneven skin tone or unwanted color cast in Photoshop. Using just adjustment layers, masks, and blend modes, we'll learn how to fix all of that non-destructively.

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In this tutorial, we are going to use selective hue saturation as a technique to selectively change the uneven skin tone areas and get it to match the regular skin tone, similarly, we'll use the same to remove the color cast. Another fantastic technique that we'll learn is using the "Color" blend mode. Hope this video helps you.

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4 Amazing Ways to Give Your Images a Cinematic Look in Photoshop! In this video, we'll break down the Anatomy of the Classical Film Effect or Cinematic Look and discover interesting ways to achieve the same.

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Broadly speaking, there are three basic elements which make up the Cinematic Effect or the Film Look. In other words, cinematic color grading must involve these three fundamental elements:

1. A Cinematic Effect is a little faded. It can have as much contrast as you desire but the darkest area will be a little brighter and the brightest area will be a little darker. Of course, there are some exceptions, however, this is the most common element we observe in almost all film effects.

2. A Film has a little tint to it. It can be warm or cool, have different colors in highlights and shadows, giving it a little cross processing effect.

3. Aspect Ratio: If you apply the standard aspect ratios for cinema or perform some research to find out the aspect ratio of whatever film or camera you are emulating, it would make a tremendous difference in getting your image dramatically closer to the traditional look.

Apart from these three elements, you can incorporate other elements as well, like noise, dust and scratches and even light leaks to make your images more creative.

Hope this video helps you, thanks for watching!

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Powerful ways to expand the dynamic range to make your images pop in Photoshop. Why does some images look boring and faded? Mostly it's because the image is not utilizing the complete dynamic range that the digital screen has to offer. Solution seems simple, right? Make the dark areas more darker and bright areas brighter. But here's the catch! How much darker or brighter? That's when the concept of clipping comes in.

You see, clipping happens when an area is so bright or so dark that it loses all the details. In this video, we are going to learn when your image is clipping and how further to go when making the dark areas darker or bright areas brighter. We'll mostly use Curves Adjustment Layer and Histogram to understand how this works and some really awesome shortcuts to go along with it.

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