Color Grading with Gradient Maps
by Richard Harrington – RHED Pixel – @rhedpixel Like many folks, I like to experiment with color. Duotones, like ‘em. Romantic color effects, check. Crunchy color, I’m game. There are times when you...
View ArticleCreating a Faux Lomo/Plastic Camera Effect with Photoshop Elements
There has recently been an explosion of smartphone apps that create all kinds of faux vintage camera effects; particularly those of the somewhat unpredictable Lomo and other poorly constructed cameras....
View ArticleHow to Create a Simple Lightburst in Photoshop
In this video I make a really easy light burst using Photoshop. During the video I look at transforming an image using independent handles, Gradient Maps, Blend Modes and Opacity settings. The post How...
View ArticleImage Variations with Photoshop Gradient Maps
If you look in Photoshop’s Adjustments Panel, right at the very bottom, in the last position, is the really technical sounding “Gradient Map.” If you haven’t seen this adjustment in action, or known...
View ArticlePhotographic Toning Maps in Photoshop
Gradient maps have been around for a long time in Photoshop and many photographers have come to rely on them as a quick and powerful way of converting colour images into mono, toned and even split...
View ArticleTinting With the Photoshop Gradient Map Adjustment
There are many ways of tinting an image, and many of those ways I employ regularly, sometimes trying multiple methods on a Tint-Scary-Gradphotograph to get the best result because, as you regular users...
View ArticleHow to Create a Cinematic Look in Photoshop
In today’s retouching video, I teach you how to create a cinematic look to add drama and gritt to your images. The post How to Create a Cinematic Look in Photoshop appeared first on TipSquirrel.
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