In this continuation of the Web 2.0 Design Kit I’ll show you how to do a few more simple effects that I’ve seen becoming more popular in web design. Continue Reading »
Web 2.0 is a term coined by O’Reilly describing the new trends in design and development appearing across a flood of innovative websites. This tutorial will show you how to create some of the more popular “Web 2.0″ design effects using Photoshop. Continue Reading »
This tutorial will show you an elaborate way to create a semi-realistic rainy day effect. Continue Reading »
Photoshop CS2 has a ton of new features, added to the existing plethora of features, turning Photoshop’s menus into small novels. Continue Reading »
Photoshop allows you to create that ripped, torn and distressed effect that has been seen around lately. Continue Reading »
You can create stunning panoramas by “stitching” together several adjoining images with Photomerge. Continue Reading »
This tutorial will show you how to take your regular beach day photo and turn it into a beautiful sunset silhouette. Oh, and this is my 30th tutorial. Continue Reading »
Photoshop CS2 has a new feature called Smart Objects. Smart Objects allow you to alter, transform, and warp your photo, without ruining the original information. Continue Reading »
This tutorial will show you how to make an image look like it’s half-sketched. It’s a really easy effect that I’ve been seeing around lately. Reminds me of that A-Ha video. Continue Reading »
The new Photoshop CS2 Vanishing Point tool is pretty cool. It can save you a lot of time from messing with Free Transform, and the Clone Tool feature is unbeatable. In this tutorial, I’ll show you some of the basics of Vanishing Point. Continue Reading »
View DNG files in Windows Explorer and Photo Gallery.
Pretty cool to see retouching in motion.
Recorded by a Casio EX-F1
This is a great, great invention. I may have to buy one.
