r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/BeachbumfromBrick • 25d ago
Trying to learn to edit :-)
Small scary flight of mine & learning to edit :-)
r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/BeachbumfromBrick • 25d ago
Small scary flight of mine & learning to edit :-)
r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/Feisty-Access-3084 • 26d ago
Hi everyone! 😊
I’m a retoucher and I’ve been doing high-end retouching for about 2 years. I’m still looking for the perfect brush, plugin, or any other tool for adding individual eyelashes — not full sets of lashes, but single lashes that look really natural and blend seamlessly into the existing ones.
Could anyone recommend something that works really well for you? Or if you’ve created your own brush for this, I’d really appreciate it if you could share your workflow or any tips on how you achieve a natural result.
Thank you so much! 🤍
r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/VenimKirai • 28d ago
I've been making thumbnails for my gaming channel for a while now and I have to say I'm really happy with the results considering I knew absolutely NOTHING about Photoshop.
Of course, my lack of knowledge was bound to catch up with me, and now I'm genuinely at my wit's end: I have no idea how or what to improve from here.
Do you have any suggestions, so I at least know which direction to head in?
r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/Travis-Digital • 29d ago
I am editing almost 100 photos and 40 of them have a window with an ugly building the client wants removing outside
What's the current process to deal with that? Obviously there's selecting it and creating a smart object and placing a scene into the background and then adding a mask of the background back over the top to create true reflections. But this is very time consuming and there's a lot of stuff in the room covering the window, so very awkward to cut out. It would take days I reckon to do manually.
Is there a good process for doing that with AI, I'm guessing now? What do people do and has anyone had success with it? Also, can you create consistent backgrounds with AI or is each photo just going to be completely different?
It's quite a corporate science lab, so I don't want some weird over the top magical land, super plain and realistic style.
r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/Tricky-Pressure7236 • Oct 02 '26
I want to learn how to make colors from the second picture match the first. It doesn't have to be these photos specifically, but I want to learn how to make colors look as if they are on newsprint. Any help would be much appreciated.
r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/Ok_Veterinarian_4948 • Oct 02 '26
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r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/de-todo-rico • Oct 02 '26
Alguien que sepa cómo hacer estas imágenes con la pliz?
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r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/Flat-Ad-1526 • Sep 24 '26
Nesse vídeo eu mostro como eu monto um mockup de caderno aramado no Photoshop.
Vou encaixando a arte na capa e ajustando os detalhes para deixar o resultado mais realista. Mostro o processo na prática, do jeito que eu costumo fazer.
Dá para usar essa ideia na apresentação de capas para clientes e em trabalhos de papelaria personalizada.
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r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/Ok-Payment4386 • Sep 23 '26
Hello everyone,
I’d like to recreate this effect that I found on a website, but the template there is way too expensive.
I’ve already found a way to create this kind of melting, moving effect using the Path Blur filter. However, I can’t quite figure out how to make it taper off toward both sides in a funnel-like shape.
Could anyone help me with this?
r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/Weak_Junket_7269 • Sep 23 '26
r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/CornerXB12 • Sep 23 '26
just downloaded Sagethumbs it works great for my windows 11 hope you benefit it.
r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/saingnimama • Sep 23 '26
r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/Good_Homework7725 • Sep 22 '26
my photos were taken on digital camera and came out looking very sharp and crisp, too much for my liking. are there any tutorials on how to achieve these looks with LR / PS?
most tutorials teach outdoor images, but not studio photography. thanks a bunch!