How to make a double exposure effect
The Double Exposure effect is very popular nowadays. This is a combination of two or more images. In this post, I will show you how to achieve this effect…
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How to add a watermark to any photo – 5 easy steps
When we need to publish or send a photo and protect it from unauthorized copying, we use a watermark. In this post, we will show how easy it is…
How to convert photo to SVG file
Many times we need to create a high-resolution image for vector graphics purposes. This article will show you how to create an SVG file from a photo in Photoshop.…
How to crop a picture – 2 simple ways
We use our photos for various purposes. We use different sizes for publication on social networks, on websites, or for print purposes. Each use often requires precise dimensions. In…
How to blur the background in Photoshop – 5 easy steps
Beautiful portraits have one thing in common: High sharpness of the subject and blurred background. This effect is optimally achieved by using a lens with a shallow depth of…
Video Editing – Use Photoshop in 6 easy steps
Video Editing gains significant popularity as everyone can take video with the smartphone and then share the video content with friends or social media. Of course, we want to…
Photoshop Editing – 10 Easy Steps to proceed
Photoshop editing is an everyday bread for every photographer who wants to achieve substantial results. We will show the main steps for photoshop editing on a specific example. Here…
How to make a GIF in Photoshop – step by step
Animated GIFs are very popular today especially when posting on social media. There are more possibilities for how to create a GIF. Let me show you how to make…
How to create a collage in Photoshop – step by step
Since most of us have a large number of photos, for example, from vacation, we are often looking for a way to present these photos. One option is collage.…
How to create presets in photoshop – step by step
In today's world is using presets very popular. It is more evident in Lightroom, but it is also possible to create and apply presets in Photoshop. Here are the…
