Step-by-step tutorials, free resources, and helpful tips/tricks for Adobe Photoshop. Learn how to edit your photos, install and use Photoshop Actions, and work with the adjustment layers and filters for advanced effects.
Adobe Photoshop is a professional raster graphic and photo editing program used by millions of people all over the world. Photographers, graphic designers, and many other creative professionals use Photoshop for their projects. In this category we’ll be sharing tutorials on how to use specific tools and settings in Photoshop, along with exclusive freebies for you!
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Lookup Tables can make your videos and photos look amazing, applying quick and easy edits to them with the press of a button. Unfortunately, Adobe Lightroom doesn’t support LUTs right out of the box. Today we’re going to show you how to bring your LUTs into Lightroom and start using them easily. One thing to […]
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Finding fresh, specific backgrounds and textural elements to use in your projects can be difficult, especially when you’re creating non-stop! Today we’ve decided to put together a new pack of textures for you to use in any of your concepts or projects. Our co-founder, Matt, scans his film at home all the time and decided […]
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Put together a special photo of the couple using these free wedding photo overlays from PhotographyPla.net! Perfect for social media updates, sharing with guests of the wedding, and more. This freebie includes two unique Photoshop overlays for wedding photographers. These overlays are compatible with Photoshop. They come in .psd format so you’ll have full control […]
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Gathering the most beautiful Photoshop Actions for wedding photography. This roundup features bundles, products that include LUTs for wedding videos, and more! Over 100+ wedding Photoshop Actions can be found below for all types of weddings. Find custom effects for destination weddings, farm and boho weddings, interior photos, close ups, portraits, and more. Many of […]
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Learn how to create a popular & cool cyberpunk effect in Photoshop. This tutorial will break down the techniques that you need to learn to add cyberpunk coloring to your images by adding pink & blues, cyan & reds, or any combination of colors that you can think of. Not only you’ll learn how to […]
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Today Adobe rolled out a slew of new features and updates for Photoshop, Camera RAW, and Lightroom. Referred to by the company as “its largest release since Adobe Max’, which was last November, this update has a lot to offer! Read about the new Adobe Photoshop Camera app here. One of the most notable updates […]
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Last year, during Adobe Max, the company announced the forthcoming Adobe Photoshop Camera app. It has officially launched for Android and iOS and users everywhere can easily use ‘lenses’ to add cool effects to their mobile photos. Create Your Own Lens for Adobe Photoshop Camera You can create your own lens for the Photoshop Camera […]
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Special effects are always fun to create in Photoshop and the glitch effect is one of the most popular special effects in images. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how you can mimic the glitch effect in Photoshop as I break down tools & techniques to create this popular effect. I’ll show you how you can […]
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Adding overlays can help bring your photos to life and give them that extra pop to make them even more eye-catching! Today, we have some new chrome textures and overlay elements that you can use on all of your photography projects to help add some cool, crinkled photo effects. These free textures and overlays are […]
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Creating your own photo overlays can take time, and tons of unneccessary effort when there are tons of freebies online. Today, we have some fresh, unique 35mm film light leaks overlays for you to play around with on your next project! These film light leaks & overlays were created by our co-founder, Matt, during his process […]
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