Having gained a little experience and become more profficient at editing pictures in PhotoShop you can move on to more complecated stuff and believe me, there is no limit to what this program can do. I know there are several cheaper alternatives, but not many that can compete with PhotoShop, when it comes to the shear number of techniques that can be applied to a picture.
So if you are looking for a way to create som special effect in PhotoShop and you have no idea how to go abaout it, I would suggest you simply try to describe it in a Google search. There are so many tutorials on singular special effects people have created and shared on the Internet, so chances are that someone else has already done it and posted an article somewhere with steps on how to do it.
Editing pictures in PhotoShop is just like anything else, the more you work with it the better you get. Soon you can make your own posters, web graphics, graphics for T-shirt, cups, mouse mats, etc. Only your imagination sets the limits.
Kishor Krishnamoorthi's Website » Blog Archive » Photoshop ... - This is my first Photoshop tutorial. Its a pretty simple tutorial on how to make your photographs look like they've been taken from a thermal imaging camera. I will illustrating each step with screenshots. ...
Learn Lightroom in a Week – Day 5: Advanced Editing | Pixel Post - When you want to edit photos in Photoshop you have four additional scenarios available to you. Let's explore them now. Open photos as Smart Objects in Photoshop – using Smart Objects helps keep your Lightroom edits to originals in-sync ...
in my head » Post Topic » My newest obsession… - Yesterday I got really into editing photos in Photoshop to make it look monochromatic with only one color. It's really simple and fun, but yields awesome-looking stuff when you're finished.
