Photoshop Proving Ground Photoshop really does a great job leveraging Sensei AI to recognize subjects and features in photographs. And it saves amazing amounts of time when you use that power to create selections and masks. But it’s not perfect, is it? Many times we need just a little extra oomph to really dial in selections,…
Photoshop Proving Ground In statistical terms, there are approximately one bajillion ways to convert a color photograph to black and white. In the June issue of Photoshop Proving Ground, I show you my favorite technique. It relies on a specific layer stack that allows surgical precision over the translation from color to gray. On the…
Get squared up with this challenging but fun distortion technique that makes your subjects into blockheads.
Learn how to create and use persistent overlays as guides to strengthen your photographic composition.
Photoshop Proving Ground Frequency separation (FS) is still one of the most important, powerful techniques for retouching currently available to photographers. The basic concept is to split high and low detail elements to more easily address things like blemishes and discoloration. In the September issue of Photoshop Proving Ground I add another layer of control.…
