Here is a quick intro into how to use Camera RAW in Adobe Photoshop Elements. PSE cannot directly work with RAW but it does have a great companion Camera RAW editor which launches right from inside Photoshop Elements and which … Continue reading
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One of the most common questions I am asked about Photoshop Elements is how to resize or change the resolution on an image. So, here is a YouTube video that demonstrates the process. Check out my YouTube channel for more … Continue reading
Digital images come with a method of adding in additional information called Metadata. This allows you to add such things as copyright notices, model release info, description and caption, publication and location info and loads more. All of this is … Continue reading
Teeth in photos have a bad habit of looking dingy or yellowed. This isn’t necessarily due to bad teeth but due more to lighting and shadowing caused by the lips. Here is how you can fix this common photo problem … Continue reading
One of the most commonly needed techniques in Photoshop Elements is to fix a soft focus image. There are several ways to improve the focus and sharpness of a photo and which you use depends on the photograph. Here is … Continue reading
In this Photoshop Elements project from my YouTube channel I show how to merge photos together creating a double exposure look. This technique requires the use of selections, layers, and blending tricks to get the look just right. Easy once … Continue reading
Sometimes you may need to add a visible watermark to an image and if you need to do this to lots of images it would be nice to have it easily repeated. Here is how to add a watermark to … Continue reading
Photoshop Elements has a vastly limited set of functions when compared with Adobe Photoshop but by using plugins and other tools online you can add Adobe Photoshop functionality back into Photoshop Elements. One case in point is the Adobe Color … Continue reading
One of the most common problems with outdoor photography is bad shadows. Ideally you can use a fill flash or bounce card when taking your photo to prevent the problem from happening in the first place but if you can’t … Continue reading
This is in answer to one of the most frequent questions I get asked and it has to do with confusion from people who are new to Photoshop Elements, How to Print or Export. The confusion comes from that Layers … Continue reading