Unmesh Dinda explains how to match the colors of a composite with the help of gradient maps in Photoshop. Very useful for seamlessly blending entourage in post-production. (more…) [...]
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30 Tips on how to make your images better
This weekend we leave you with a link to a really cool post from VWArtclub with a lot of tips on how to make your images better, considering things such as framing, materials, post-production, scaling, lighting and a lot more! [...]
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5 Photoshop tips for architects
Steven Rubio from Show It Better is back with another great video with a few tips on how to make better architectural presentations using Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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How to insert hanging plants with Photoshop
Learn how to insert different kinds of hanging plants in your scenes, like ivy and ferns, using only Photoshop with this new tutorial from OU Graphics. (more…) [...]
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Creating an architectural color palette
Steven Rubio from Show It Better explains his method for choosing and creating an architectural color palette or your presentations in Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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How to sharpen the shadows on your HDRI’s
Peter from XOIO shares this video tutorial where he shows us how to tweak our High Dynamic Range Images (HDRI) in Photoshop to sharpen their shadows. (more…) [...]
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3 Secret Advantages of 32-Bit in Photoshop
Unmesh Dinda from PiXimperfect shares a new video presenting 3 secret advantages of using 32-bit images when working in Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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“Save As” VS “Export As” in Photoshop
A new video by Unmesh Dinda from PiXimperfect explains the differences between using the "Save As" VS the "Export As" option in Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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Why you should work your projects in 16-bit
In this 6-minute video tutorial, Unmesh Dinda from PiXimperfect explains why and when to work using either 16-bit or 8-bit in Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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Simulating lighting in post-production with Photoshop
Oliver from OU Graphics shares a step-by-step tutorial on how to simulate light for a night scene in post-production using Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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