The September 2021 issue of Photoshop User is now live on the KelbyOne site and KelbyOne Mags for iOS and Android. In this issue, see how machine learning and AI in Photoshop and Lightroom Classic is like a faithful companion ready…
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If you sync your Lightroom Classic (LrC) catalog to the Lightroom (Lr) cloud, then the All Synced Photographs collection in the Catalog panel becomes a useful way to access and monitor all of the photos…
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Combining photos in Photoshop with Layer Masks I’m going to show you how to combine different photos to make a creative piece of digital art in Photoshop. The piece we will create here is very…
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In this tutorial, Adobe Evangelist Paul Trani shares how and why to use Gradient Maps to add a splash of color to any design. Watch this video for helpful tips and tricks to end those feelings…
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Discover a few hidden gems in Photoshop with Julieanne Kost. She shares six tips for using the brush tool. • Don’t have Photoshop yet? Download a free trial so you can follow along with this…
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PROGRAMMING NOTE: Tomorrow’s we kick off the Photoshop World Conference — the first ever virtual edition, but we’ve worked hard to make it as close to the in-person event as possible. Today we have the pre-conference workshops and…
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It’s a really easy, but a really helpful one, too. It’s how to see an instant side-by-side before and after of your image. Like you see above. The shortcut? The letter “y.” That’s it. Y…
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