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Photoshop Tutorials: Create Your Own Custom Landscapes in Photoshop

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Create Your Own Custom Landscapes in Photoshop Posted: 27 May 2013 12:51 PM PDT Preview of Final Results Tutorial Resources Landscape 1 – B-r-a-c-i-a-t-a Landscape 2 – B-r-a-c-i-a-t-a Mountains – Public Domain Pictures Step 1 Open the image ‘Landscape 1′. Step 2 Open the image ‘Lanscape 2′ and place it above the ‘Landscape 1′ like you see below. Step 3 Place your mouse on the ‘Landscape 2′ image and add a clipping mask by clicking the button I show you below. Step 4 Now we have to delete the unwanted parts of ‘Landscape 2′ image by painting with black on the clipping mask. I painted with a big soft brush at 100%. When I was closer to the image below I set the Opacity of the brush at 20% so that the blending is better. We want the effect that it’s only one image! Step 5 We have now to fix the light of this field. Add a Curves Adjustment Layer only for the ‘Landscape 2′ image and set it like you see below. (Output 110; Input 141). Step 6 Open the image ‘Mountains’ and place it above everything. Step 7 Now we have to fit this image with the rest. You have to activate only the first layer (like shown below).

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Photoshop Tutorials: Freebie: 8 Cinematic FX Photoshop Actions

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Freebie: 8 Cinematic FX Photoshop Actions Posted: 22 May 2013 11:19 PM PDT Cinematic FX Preview Using snapshot prerendering, you can switch between the effects as your video is playing. This is extremely convenient and a huge time saver. There are 8 cinematic effects. The warm/cool effects uses the same color tone as the 2012 movie, "Skyfall". Other sampled effects are "Surreal" from “Alice in Wonderland" (1951 film), Process 2 from "The Phantom of the Opera" (1925 film), “and "Old Film" from "The Sound of Music" (1965 film). Premium Version In the premium version, you get access to 19 cinematic color effects and 6 tonal adjustments. You can see all the effects in the video below. Download Cinematic FX Photoshop Actions 8 Cinematic Effects 19 Cinematic Effects + 6 Tonal Adjustments

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Photoshop Tutorials: Photoshop Matte Painting in Easy Steps

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Photoshop Matte Painting in Easy Steps Posted: 20 May 2013 12:00 AM PDT Preview of Final Results Tutorial Resources Clouds – aussiegal7 Bridge – montvalentstock Castle – pixellyperfectstock Waterfall – bleu-claire-stock Ruins – pixellyperfectstock Ruins – nixie04 Ruins – sacmaluk Ruins – whynotastock River – cat-in-the-stock Mountains – castock City – knightfall-stock Model – liam-stock Step 1 – Size Open the background stock. The size of the stock is width: 2250px and Height: 1500px. Step 2 – Smart Object Transform the background into a smart object. Pressing right click in the layer thumbnail and selecting the option Convert to smart object. Step 3 – Smart Object Press double click in the smart object thumbnail. Step 4 – Edit Now a new window will pop up. This allow you to edit the smart object. So press ok. Step 5 – Duplicate Now press Ctrl+J to duplicate the layer in case you need to go back to the original image.In this layer you will use the patch tool to hide undesired parts of the image. Step 6 – Duplicate and Change color Press Ctrl+J to duplicate the layer and then press Ctrl+U and in the option saturation put -70. The image will have this color. Step 7 – Save The the changes you made to the smart object  press ctrl + S and close the window. Step 8 – River Now go to folder you have the stocks and grab the image of the river. You will see that the image is an smart object itself, you can change the size clicking in the corners. Step 9 – Layer Mask Create a layer mask to erase the undesired parts of the image. Pick a soft round brush to paint over the parts you want to remove. You will have something like this: Step 10 – Hue and Saturation Go to Create a new fill or adjustment layer and click in the option Hue/Saturation. Reduce the Saturation to -60. Step 11 – Apply to one object To Apply the changes only in the layer of the river you have to press right click over the Hue and Saturation layer and select the option Create Clipping Mask. Step 12 – Duplicate Now go back to the Background image and duplicate the layer pressing Ctrl+J and then change the layer mode to soft light.

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