Photoshop Essentials Vol. 3
All the video tutorials, files and resources you need
Thanks for buying Photoshop Essentials Vol.3. Below you'll find all the video tutorials - as featured in the Pro skills section of the magazine (see page 102 for details of the printed walkthroughs to go with these video lessons).
Stylised gradient effects using channels
Create a vintage toy camera look
Complete the vintage toy camera aesthetic
Controlling saturation
Enhance detail using correction
Fix frizzy hair with the Oil Paint filter
Create porcelain-smooth skin
Control tonality with the Black & White filter
Perfectly retouch human skin
Tone and colour stylising
Frequency separation
Harmonise tricky tones and colours
Turn day into night with colour-shifted exposure
Create a pseudo-HDR effect with local contrast
Match tone and colour
Create a Technicolor look with the Channel Mixer
Add punch and dynamics to an image
Produce a Kodak-inspired film aesthetic
Complex effects using groups
And below you'll find all the resource files you need to complete the tutorials in the volume. Click on each to download the files you need.
Use actions to create organic imagery (page 46)
Break the JPEG code (page 64)
Create an abstract liquid effect (page 88)
Create a simple iPad splash screen (page 98)
Inject great depth into flat colours (page 144)
Merge vectors with photographic imagery (page 156)
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Make your type stand out (page 168)
Incorporate 2D art with 3D rendered imagery (page 182)
Treat your type with neon colours
Create realistic depth of field effects (page 188)
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