Facial Retouching

Facial retouching makeover with photoshop tutorial

Hair Makeover With Photoshop

An intermediate step-by-step make-over tutorial covering how to edit and create thick full bodied hair using Adobe Photoshop CS4. This tutorial shows you the full process of editing from start to finish.

Brush Settings, Flow vs Opacity & Air Brush

An in-depth tutorial using Adobe Photoshop CS4 showing and explaining the difference between the Flow, Opacity and Air Brush settings for the Brush tool.

Remove Portrait Blemishes with Photoshop CS5

In this video I show you how to remove blemishes, acne, and pimples. The next video will be regarding a custom CS5 feature.

Intelligent Spot Healing in Photoshop CS5

A video of one of the great new features in Adobe Photoshop CS5. ‘Content aware filling’.

Makeup Artistry in Photoshop

Sometimes you do not have access to a makeup artist, or after the shoot decide you want a splash of color, this tutorial will show you how to handle both situations and more.

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Dodge and Burn With Photoshop Video Tutorial

Photoshop offers two tools that paint with luminance: The dodge tool paints in brightness, the burn tool paints in darkness. And  they’ve gotten so much better in Photoshop CS4.

Using The Gaussian Blur Filter In Photoshop

Gaussian Blur is a filter that blurs an image. But it’s also the math behind the Feather command, drop shadows, and everything that is soft in Photoshop. Watch this video and learn why Gaussian Blur is so important.

Eye Retouching and Enhancing in Photoshop

Retouching eyes with photoshop

Working With Curves In Photoshop

Where luminance correction is concerned, no feature gives you greater control than Curves. This one command lets you rein in highlights, open up shadows, and reveal all points in between. Curves takes a bud of an image and makes it blossom.

Toning and Burning With Photoshop Video Tutorial : Gradient Maps and Linear Burn Layer

How to use and create custom Gradient Maps and burning to render a more dramatic image.

Repair Photo Scratches, Tears, and Spots

We will purposely avoid using some of the quick fix tools such as the healing brush so that you can gain an understanding of the basics of photo restoration.

Double click the new layer and rename it “Restoration”. Either lock or hide the background layer so that you can reference it later. Save often.

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