Tutorials

Excerpted from Photoshop Down & Dirty Tricks for Designers, Volume 1, by Corey Barker I actually saw this effect in a movie poster, but …

Scott Kelby has a new Lightroom book! The video below explains what How Do I Do That in Lightroom? is all about. We hope you’ll be as …

Create virtual copies in Lightroom, which don't take up space and allow you to try different looks without the overhead.

Learn how easiy it is to Locate Bars and Tone, Titles, and Counter Options in Adobe Premiere with Daniel Bryant

Lightroom’s Clarity slider increases midtone contrast, and does a pretty nice job of enhancing texture and giving your subjects a gritty look, but if you really want to take it to the next level, jump over to Photoshop and apply this high-contrast, mutli-layer tonal contrast effect.

In this tutorial, Jeff will be taking a look at creating custom Pattern Brush Borders in Illustrator CC. He will also be discussing the amazingly useful Pattern Brush Libraries that come with the application.

We all wind up shooting subjects that are backlit (where the light is behind your subject). That's because our eyes automatically adjust to the …

You're definitely going to run into situations where your subject has a patch of skin, maybe on their arm, or back, or leg, that …