It’s our control over fire–and perhaps our ability to marinate–that separates humans from animals. Likewise, it’s the ability to edit photos in layers that separates digital photography from ...

Photoshop CS6 Extended tutorial showing how to transform color photos into glorious, customized, black & white or tinted ...

This tutorial will demonstrate how to use adjustment layers inside of Adobe After Effects to stylize your videos. The great thing about adjustment layers is that you can quickly turn them on and off ...

If you've used Photoshop's Timeline panel to create animation frames, you can use a quick trick to adjust multiple frames at once. This can save you time if your animation contains dozens, hundreds or ...

While adjustment layer and adjustments in general, are one of the most known and used tools in Adobe Photoshop, the real depth of their capabilities is not really understood and thus, there is a lot ...

Thanks to apps like Instagram, color effects that emulate film stocks and vintage camera styles have become increasingly popular. While we've seen Photoshop actions that provide these effects, and you ...

If you’ve used Photoshop for image-editing, you know that the popular program can sometimes be a little intimidating for newcomers. One of the advanced, but vital tools you’ll need to get to grips ...

Photoshop CC 2020 tutorial showing how to quickly transform photos into ethereal, dream-like, monochrome images. ➤ Get 15% ...

The colors in a photograph convey a mood, but the existing colors in an image don’t always jive with the rest of the image or give you the mood that you’re looking for. Maybe that neon outfit is ...

Remember the last time you gave your walls a fresh coat of paint? You probably used a roll of blue or beige masking tape to cover the baseboards and windows so you wouldn’t get paint on them. Masking ...

A Group in Photoshop is a collection of layers placed in a container. The icon for this container looks like a folder. Groups are used for two main purposes, organization, or adding effects to ...