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In this video, Colin Smith from PhotoshopCAFE shares a great tip for combining several open images in Adobe Photoshop into a single image with multiple layers and has a nice additional…
In this video, Colin Smith from PhotoshopCAFE gets back to some of the most basic features of Adobe Photoshop – layers. He explains what are layers, how to use them, and…
In this video, Colin Smith from PhotoshopCAFE shows how you can use the lighting effects feature in Photoshop to change the lighting in an image. Photoshop is a very complex piece…
In this video, Colin Smith from PhotoshopCAFE shows 6 useful tips on changing the color of an image or part of an image in Photoshop. The first method includes selecting an…
On this video, Colin Smith from PhotoshopCAFE shows 7 useful tips for cropping in Photoshop (which changed quite a bit in some of the recent updates). Adobe changed a lot of things in…
On this video, Colin Smith from PhotoshopCAFE shows 5 useful (and mostly unknown) tips that might help you improve your image editing skills in Photoshop. Here are the five tips (there are actually…
Photographer Matt Granger just published this short video looking at the focus stacking functionality of the Nikon D850. There are very few cameras with built-in focus stacking (we are not sure why –…
On this video Colin Smith from PhotoshopCAFE demonstrates a really useful and effective technique for making a composite image look much more realistic. Congratulations, you have just finished working on a complex composite…
On this video Colin Smith from PhotoshopCAFE looks at the newest Wacom Intuos Pro Medium Tablet which can work wirelessly using Bluetooth. The new Wacom Intuos Pro adds some interesting features to the already very capable Wacom Intuos…
On this quick video Colin Smith from PhotoshopCAFE shows how to better work with layers in Photoshop. If you have many layers in your workflow in Photoshop Smith has some tips for you in…
