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Capturing Snapshots in Photoshop's History Palette

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Michael Topham, 21 June 2010 10:59

Have you ever attempted a complex Photoshop technique, only to find you’ve made a mistake and can’t go back as far as you want in your History? Taking snapshots as you work is an excellent Photoshop habit to develop. The Snapshot command is located in the History Palette and is used to record the current state of an image. Michael ...

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Capturing Snapshots in Photoshop's History Palette

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Michael Topham, 21 June 2010 10:59

Have you ever attempted a complex Photoshop technique, only to find you’ve made a mistake and can’t go back as far as you want in your History? Taking snapshots as you work is an excellent Photoshop habit to develop. The Snapshot command is located in the History Palette and is used to record the current state of an image. Michael ...

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Learn Photoshop’s Batch Command

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Michael Topham, 21 October 2009 14:37

Photoshop’s Batch command is an excellent feature to use when you want to apply an Action to a number of files or images. It can save a huge amount of time repeating the same old imaging tasks, and it’s a command that’s well worth learning how to use. In this video Michael Topham shows you how the Batch command can ...

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Start Using Curves in Elements.

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Anonymous, 14 August 2009 14:30

One of the biggest advantages that the full version of Photoshop seems to offer over Elements is access to the Curves palette – and if you’ve used Curves you’ll know just how handy they are for controlling contrast.  What many people don’t realise though is that Curves are in all versions of Elements since version 5. Check out this video ...

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Creating Page Layouts in Photoshop

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Michael Topham, 20 July 2009 14:02

Fancy learning how to lay out a number of your images effectively in a new Photoshop document? This week’s video tip from Photoanswers shows you how to position three images perfectly on a page ready for printing. This quick and easy technique uses Guidelines and Shape Layers to position shots centrally in the new document, as well as using Photoshop’s ...

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Blending Modes in Elements

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Michael Topham, 02 June 2009 09:40

Blending modes are controlled via the Layers Palette and offer creative control of how Layers interact with one another. Available in both Elements and Photoshop they can be a real time saver, saving time you might have spent making complex selections using the Selection tools. Check out this video to find out how they can be used to blend text from ...

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Uploading to the new Photoanswers Gallery

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Michael Topham, 08 May 2009 09:29

The Photoanswers.co.uk gallery was just ripe for a revamp and, after much hard work and enthusiasm, it’s finally here! There are loads of new features to be found inside the new-look Gallery but as a result it can take a little time to get used to the new format. In this video we’ll take a look at some of these ...

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Get Started in Lightroom 2

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Anonymous, 15 April 2009 12:01

Adobe Lightroom 2 is a relatively new software package that's fast becoming a must have for digital photographers. Combining RAW conversion and more traditional darkroom techniques into a comprehensive package, Lightroom 2 can be a little daunting at first look but with this series of videos, you'll soon be soon be right at home with this powerful software.  Get Started ...

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Adobe Photoshop CS4

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Michael Topham, 08 December 2008 16:53

Adobe has just released the latest version of Photoshop in the form of CS4, but before you rush out to buy it – or upgrade your current version – watch our video that runs through some of the best new features and tools on offer in this industry-leading imaging package. This video kicks off by taking a look at Adobe’s ...

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Add a panning effect to your static shots

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Michael Topham, 23 October 2008 18:17

Have you ever wondered how you can add a creative panning effect to one of your static automotive shots? The trick is to seperate your subject from the background using a selection tool such as the Pen Tool and then add a few selective blur effects. If you want to learn more about the Pen Tool be sure to check out ...

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Add a Radial Blur in Photoshop

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Michael Topham, 23 June 2008 15:21

addthis_pub = 'photoanswers'; addthis_logo = 'http://www.photoanswers.co.uk/upload/bookmarkpalogo.jpg'; addthis_logo_background = 'd1d1d3'; addthis_logo_color = 'd1d1d3'; addthis_brand = 'Photoanswers.co.uk'; addthis_options = 'favorites, email, facebook, myspace, google, delicious, digg, stumble, technorati, twitter, more'; Have you ever explored the Radial Blur in Photoshop or Elements? Digital Photo’s Technical Writer Michael Topham shows you how to use it effectively to create a movement effect with a super ...

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