For more video tutorials visit https://plus.google.com/b/105311500956609102764/+Pixlrtemplates/posts In this tutorial, we will punch holes in an upper layer to reveal the layer below through those holes! We will be using a layer mask to do this, and converting some text to pixels so we can use it as our cookie cutter! We will also make some shapes and do some hole cutting with those.
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This video review / tutorial is to briefly demonstrate the power that this Image Editor app has and the ease to use when handling images in different layers.
There are very few editors that sepparate layers properly, this one can do pretty well and it is better than PhotoShop Touch by Adobe, free (ad supported) or US$1,49 for the ad free version bought within the app.
Play Store URL: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pcvirt.ImageEditor&hl=en
Developer Description: Image Editor is a powerful and free photo editor designed to be the Android alternative to Windows' Photoshop or Gimp. It supports cool effects, multiple projects/tabs, layers and action history. There is also the popular Image 2 Wallpaper function to quickly set photo as wallpaper, and it can be used just as an image viewer, photo editor or icon editor. You can do all the usual canvas or free layer manipulation such as resize, crop, brush drawing, erase, draw shapes, bucket fill, select, copy, paste, delete, move, align, rotate, flip and more. Adjust brightness, contrast and saturation with filters or apply effects such as sharpen, blur or bump, just to name a few. Undo and redo are available, and you can also save a set of actions to re-apply them later. Change images taken with you camera or from your mobile phone, then share them with friends on Instagram or Facebook. Includes support for Samsung multi-window. Feel free to give us your feedback by mail or comments on the market to help us improve this photo editor app.
The Pixlr filter called "MimicHDR" seems to do many things, but perhaps a little too strongly! This video demonstrates how you can use the darken and lighten blending modes to "tame" this filter somewhat for a quick yet dramatic adjustment, and then goes on to show using another layer with the "Hard Light" blending mode applied at 50%, after which I save the layers created so far, flatten them, and apply a curve to adjust things even more.
Use Photoshop to combine three separate images to make people and objects appear to float, using Layers and Layer Masks. Download the start files here: http://mos.practicalphotoshopmag.com/levitation.zip
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In this video I show you a basic tutorial on how to resize your image to where it looks right and not disproportionate. Alot of times you see images that look way to tall and to fat and it makes the image blurry OR worse. This will show you how to resize an image and make it look right for Print or Web use
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This video tutorial shows how the dispersion or fragment effect is achieved in some few and simple steps. For more tutorials, visit http://adamsundphoto.com/blog
Let me point out that is a video for the advanced user of photoshop.
If you're interested in finding the brushes, check out deviantart.com where many can be downloaded for free: http://browse.deviantart.com/?qh=§ion=&global=1&q=splatter+brushes
Using only what comes as standard with Photoshop (or Elements) learn how to find the Puzzle texture and apply it to a modern high resolution image to create a realistice jigsaw.
Gavin Hoey http://www.gavinhoey.co.uk guides you through all the steps.