The clone (rubber) stamp tool will allow you to copy parts of an image. Like the past few brushes, it involves the processes of setting a sampling point in the picture, as a reference point to create a new cloned or stamped area. To make your brush smaller use the keyboard shortcut [ To make […]
A camera flash, uh-oh! A camera flash is fired directly into a person’s face, what is the end result? The light can reflect back from the subject’s retina, giving a red spot in the centre of the eye. Today, the majority of the cameras, mobile phones and tablets have a red-eye function that can avoid […]
Similar to the Patch Tool This tool works similarly to the Patch Tool in Destination mode, except it allows you to either copy a selected area or move it and fill the first area chosen. By doing this, it offers you the same adjustment methods as provided for the Patch Tool in the Content-Aware fill […]
If you can master the Patch Tool, you will never look at the Cloning (Rubber Stamp) tool the same way. This tool is different from the other healing tools in that you first select the area to retouch and then find the part of the image to replace it. With its ability to blend pixels […]
To make your brush smaller use the keyboard shortcut [ To make the brush larger, use the keyboard shortcut ] Common Mistake with Healing Brush Tool A common retouching mistake is to altogether remove all of the wrinkles from a person’s face unless you are working for a high-end fashion magazine. Wrinkles that appear too […]
To make your brush smaller use the keyboard shortcut [ To make the brush larger, use the keyboard shortcut ] The spot healing brush tool works great on small flaws and blemishes to retouch. The cool thing with this tool, you do not need to select a sample first; Photoshop will do all the work […]
Have you ever seen a fantastic photo but wonder how it was taken? A good photographer can accomplish this. And if not, Photoshop has tools for correcting many kinds of imperfections, from smoothing pores and wrinkles to removing unsightly power lines. How about the pages of beauty magazines? Wow, those models have no flaws! Or […]
Coloured Backgrounds vs Transparent Backgrounds Recently, I was reading up on my city’s sports teams’ websites for recent changes to the team. Curiously, I look to see who the corporate sponsors are and to see if they have an example I could show. Well, I won’t spill the beans on which site I was looking […]
What is Scope Creep? No, it’s not about the weird person sitting across from you at the coffee shop?! After a project begins, uncontrolled or controlled issues may move slowly and bigger from its original goals or what was originally promised to the project proposal or budgets. Scope creep happens when the project is not […]
What Types of Wireframes Is There? You have a general idea about what you want concerning your client’s website. The standard processes include any of these: Paper sketches Basic low fidelity wireframes High fidelity, interactive wireframes or prototypes One should not go to the research stage to code a site stage. User experiences are essential […]