Assalam-O-Alaikum
Today I will teach u short keys of Photoshop Cs5.These are very useful everywhere.
I think u will like this and make them useful.
ok be ready i am starting.
Saturday, 26 January 2013
Wednesday, 23 January 2013
Assalam-O-Alaikum
First change the foreground colour to black.And fill the background with pressing ctrl+backspace.
Then write a new text of white colour.
Then go to filter>blur>gaussian blur and the radius is 3.0.
Then goto image>image rotation>90 CCW.
Then go to filter>stylize>wind and don't change anything just click ok.And press ctrl+f.
Then go to image>image rotation>90 cw.
Then press ctrl+u.A toolbar comesa out and check the colorlize 40 in hue,100 in saturation and -40 in lightness.
Thursday, 17 January 2013
Monday, 14 January 2013
Thursday, 10 January 2013
Create a sketched or painted effect in Photoshop from a photograph.
Basically, I wanted to find a way to create a sketched effect in Photoshop. It can be adapted in many ways toward the end to change the effect completely, so you'll hopefully find it quite versatile.
This assumes a reasonable knowledge of PS. I use PS6.
It works best with an image which 'fills' the area and is quite colourful. I started with this one ;
Basically, I wanted to find a way to create a sketched effect in Photoshop. It can be adapted in many ways toward the end to change the effect completely, so you'll hopefully find it quite versatile.
This assumes a reasonable knowledge of PS. I use PS6.
It works best with an image which 'fills' the area and is quite colourful. I started with this one ;
Saturday, 5 January 2013
Find out how to face swap!
The following are some observations I have made regarding the art of "faceswapping", a skill that is used primarily in ModRen and mating type contests. A seamless faceswap should give a viewer the uncomfortable feeling of "Oh God! He's so pretty!" instead of, "Oh God! He's a mutant!" I feel the key to a quality image is recognition of the subject. Recognition relies on the proper matching of your source images, using correct alignment, scaling and masking.
The following are some observations I have made regarding the art of "faceswapping", a skill that is used primarily in ModRen and mating type contests. A seamless faceswap should give a viewer the uncomfortable feeling of "Oh God! He's so pretty!" instead of, "Oh God! He's a mutant!" I feel the key to a quality image is recognition of the subject. Recognition relies on the proper matching of your source images, using correct alignment, scaling and masking.
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