Stock photo search. Photoshop Elements 9 is here. Hi everyone. I want to let you know that Adobe has announced a new version of Elements. Photoshop Elements 9, which is available for Mac and Windows users, includes several interesting new features–as well as one very significant change for Mac users. On the editing side of things, you’ll find that the Spot Healing Brush now offers a Content Aware option that attempts to erase unwanted objects by analyzing the surrounding image—whether it’s a rocky landscape or grove of trees—and guessing at what the missing background should look like.
It’s a great timesaver for tasks like fixing torn photos or removing strangers. The new Content Aware option in the Spot Healing Brush can make quick work of repairing old photos. For those who are looking to mimic a particular look, but aren’t sure how to go about it, Elements 9 adds new quick-fix tools. The new Out Of Bounds option in Guided Edit mode. The Organizer looks for people in your photos so you can tag them with the correct name. Elements Village - Powered by vBulletin. Stock.xchng - the leading free stock photography site.
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Do not link directly to any of my downloads on this site. Please link to the post in my blog that contains the freebie.Photoshop/PSE Actions Photo Enhancing: These are all of the CoffeeShop actions that work in both Photoshop Elements and Photoshop and are used to enhance your images one way or another. Retouching: These are all of my retouching actions, including PowderRoom and Perfect Portrait. Pioneer Woman Photography. Photography is all about exposure, or the light that is allowed to be let in when a photo is taken. Learning how to adjust exposure to get the effect you’re looking for is one of the things all photographers have to eventually learn, and one of the easiest examples of this is taking a photo of a silhouette against a sunrise or sunset.
In the photo above, I exposed for the sky. “Exposing for the sky” means I told my camera that I wanted to capture all the beauty and color variations of the sky and not to worry about letting enough light in to see my baby. By “telling my camera” I mean that I made the necessary adjustments and tweaks to my camera settings to make sure the sky was properly exposed. In this case, I took the easy road and simply dialed back the exposure compensation until it let in less and less light…to the point that I was satisfied that it was capturing the sunset accurately.
Anyway, short little lesson this morning. Photographers, please feel free to weigh in! Love, P-Dub. MCP Actions Blog - Photography Techniques, Photoshop Actions, Tutorials. Proof That Newborn Photoshop Actions Are Not Just For Editing Babies One question we get asked often is “Can I use Newborn Necessities Photoshop Actions on other images?”
The answer is “YES, it can be used on any images.” The follow up question is often, “Why did you name it Newborn Necessities and market the actions for editing baby images?” Great question. When we started working on the newborn actions in 2011, we wanted a product that would help the growing industry of newborn photographers. Photo by: Blythe Harlan Photography While we truly focused on newborns when we developed and started selling the Photoshop actions, we never really considered that they are a perfect solution for a light, airy, clean edit for all images. Newborn Photoshop Actions used on non-baby images: Photo by Holly Stocks – she’s just been in business since mid last year. Photo by: Jane Atwell Photo by Atina King Photography The Next Two Photos by: Impromptu Photography Photo by Jessica Dyck Photo by Nicole Baldwin.