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flickrCC - green Learn Photo Editing: Tutorials for Designers and Photographers Photoshop provides designers and photographers with the opportunity to professionally edit photos for the best results. While there are almost endless possibilities for photo editing with Photoshop, there can be a lot to learn. Here we will present links to various tutorials on a wide range of topics related to photo editing. If you’re looking to learn more about a specific type of editing or technique, or if you are just getting started with photo editing, this post should serve as an excellent resource for you. Eyes: Want to change eye color or make eyes “pop” a little more? Changing Eye Color in Adobe Photoshop CC or CS6 Changing Eye Color in Photoshop Elements Skin: One of the most common tasks in retouching photos is working with skin. How to Retouch and Airbrush Skin in Photoshop Skin Retouching Techniques Hair: There may be times when you need to make a change to hair color. Changing Hair Color with Photoshop Photoshop Hair Masking Tutorial Nose: Easy Digital Nose Job in Photoshop Teeth:

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WebTreats JavaScript by GreyWyvern JavaScript is a lot like PHP in syntax so I find it relatively easy to switch between the two. The Orca Scripts, for example, use a lot of dynamically generated JavaScript which fades away seamlessly if it's disabled in the client browser. As it happens, I am a stickler for building JavaScript that doesn't "mess up" the page when it's disabled. I test all my JavaScript in Opera, MSIE, Firefox and Safari/Chrome. ... or in an external file with a .js extension. So if you're unsure of where to put some code you've downloaded off this site, that's where it goes! Calendar Date Selector Current Version - 1.1 Source code Transforms form input elements of type="date" into a graphical calendar selection interface when clicked.

Best Free Podcasts Create an Illustrated Look From a Photograph In this tutorial, I will show you how the create a stylized illustrated look from a photograph. The best part is that it requires no artistic ability! You can do this to any photo and pretty much any subject, but I think it works best with people. Before/After You can see a Before/After below (just roll over the image once it's all loaded in). I bought my image from iStockPhoto - here's the item (Note if you download the sample PSD file from Psdtuts+ Plus, the image has a watermark over it, so you'll need to purchase it and swap it in). Step One: Create a new Solid Color Adjustment layer and fill it with White. Step Two: We are going to use the Pen Tool (P) to trace all of the basic structural elements of the image. With the Pen Tool selected, simply click anywhere you would like to start then continue to click and drag to trace the part you are working on with the path. A common misconception is that a path needs to be a loop. Step Three: Turn on your white layer and your blank layer.

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