2015

How to Fix Photograph Photo Repair Adobe Photoshop Elements 15 14 13 12 11 Tutorial

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How to use the Adobe Photoshop Elements to repair a photograph with multiple problems.
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From the lack of image on the left side, to the red eye, to the unflattering neckline, to the unwanted objects this photo needs a lot of help. This Photoshop Project uses a variety of image repair tools to tackle each of the problems in this photograph. This comprehensive video takes you step-by-step through the complete process from beginning images clear through to the final composite image.

Full description and screenshots at http://georgepeirson.com/psephoto1/descript/

This training demo was recorded in Photoshop Elements 13 but the techniques used will work just as well in version 11 through the latest version 15.

The image used in this project video is in the public domain. Here is the link if you would like to download the image for your own use. The image is from http://www.public-domain-image.com

girl-in-night-club.jpg
By Paolo Neo
License: Public Domain

http://www.public-domain-image.com/full-image/people-public-domain-images-pictures/female-women-public-domain-images-pictures/girl-in-night-club.jpg-royalty-free-stock-photo.html

This is just one of my numerous Photoshop Elements online tutorials. You can view more Photoshop Elements Tutorial Videos in these YouTube Playlists:

Photoshop Elements Photography Projects: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfp-NJt_DpgFwtUGpjS1-FKbuwWn4cqcs

Photoshop Elements 11: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfp-NJt_DpgGGmWzC3IAY5GmswyvttXGc

Photoshop Elements 12: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfp-NJt_DpgGMl0P1ehKkHEjgf_dIdOBT

Photoshop Elements 13: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfp-NJt_DpgGRxA5bCPWCuGpTvTHMwxcy

Check out my YouTube channel for all of my Photoshop Elements online tutorials. http://www.youtube.com/user/howtogurus

You can get this Photoshop Elements Project along with the other 11 Photoshop Elements Photography Projects in this set, plus 26 special videos not available on YouTube demonstrating the tools and techniques used in these projects at http://georgepeirson.com/psephoto1/descript/

Become an Adobe Photoshop Elements Expert. Here is what you will learn in this training set:

Photoshop Elements Photography Projects
▪ Photoshop Elements Change Background – changing an average background to a great one with dynamic lighting
▪ How to convert a portrait into a “pencil sketch”
▪ How to remove people and objects from a photograph
▪ How to remove and then replace a background with a better one
▪ How to composite elements from different photos
▪ How to change hair color in a photographic portrait
▪ How to clean up background objects on a difficult surface
▪ Removing background people and objects
▪ How to change the color of anything
▪ How to do an “Impossible fix” on a bad photograph
▪ And just for fun, how to add glowing spirals to a photograph

Photoshop Elements Tools and Techniques Training
▪ How to use Photoshop Elements Tools – 6 videos
▪ How to use Photoshop Elements Layers – 2 videos
▪ More Photoshop Elements Tools – 8 videos
▪ How to use Photoshop Elements Effects – 3 videos
▪ How to use Photoshop Elements Enhance – 9 videos

Full description and screenshots at http://georgepeirson.com/psephoto1/
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George Peirson brings over 20 years of expert image and photo editing experience to create his using Photoshop Elements tutorials. His training is not just for the beginner but for beginners to advanced users who want to learn the art of photo manipulation and image creation in Photoshop Elements. His numerous tutorial videos cover such topics as layers and layer mask creation, photo manipulation, painting, tips, refine edge techniques, removing background, and changing backgrounds, soft focus tricks, photomerge and more. You can also find George’s Complete Photoshop Elements training DVD titles on Amazon.

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How to Add Metadata to Photos in Lightroom

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Alright photographers, it’s time to talk about using protection…copyright protection that is! Learn how to add metadata to photos in Lightroom!

Section 1: What is Metadata?

Metadata is information that is stored inside of an image file. It’s not visible when looking at a photo, but it includes information about when and how that photo was taken. You can ADD metadata to images to protect them with copyright information. If anyone downloads your image from online, your name will be forever stuck inside of that image. HA!

To see an example of what this looks like, right click on a photo and select “Get Info.” You can open up the “More Info” tab and see things like the aperture and shutter speed that the photo was taken at!

Metadata can be stored in multiple file formats: JPEG, RAW, DNG, TIFF, and PS files all include metadata.

Section 2: How to Add Metadata

First we add copyright information by going to the Metadata tab and selecting Preset – Edit Presets. Under the IPTC copyright section, include:

Copyright – Copyright symbol, Your name, All Rights Reserved
Copyright Status – Copyrighted
Rights Usage Terms – All Rights Reserved, No Reproduction Without Prior Permission
Copyright Info URL – Your website

Now, you can add the creator information. Under IPTC Creator, include (at the very least):

Creator – Your name
Creator City – Your city
Creator Email – Your email
Creator Website – Your website

Lastly, enter this information into the IPTC Status Section:

Credit Line – Your name, Your Company
Source – Your name

That’s it! Remember, these are the bare minimums in terms of information. It’s always better to have too much than not enough.

Section 3: Creating & Syncing Presets

To save all of this information that you just typed in (because who wants to do that over and over), go up to the top of your Edit Metadata Presets window and select “Save Current Settings as New Preset.” You can just name the Preset as your own name, or however you will remember it.

To apply that to all of you photos, select one and then change the Preset Drop Down to the one you just made! Then, Press “Sync Metadata” and it will apply it to every one of your images.

Section 4: Syncing During Import

Click on “Import” at the bottom left of Lightroom. Then select the desired images. Now, select your new preset by opening the “Apply During Import” tab and selecting it from the Metadata drop down menu.

You can also create a preset for this process (for the extra lazy ones). At the bottom of the screen there will be an Import Preset box; select “Save Current Settings as new Preset…” from the drop down menu. Now, you can name that preset and use it in the future!

Section 5: Keywords and Cataloging

Keywords are another type of metadata! These can be added in Lightroom so that it is easier to search for a specific kind of image. It’s great for efficient organization! Under the Keywording tab, you can type in any words you associate with your images. To apply those keywords to ALL of your photos, Shift + Click on all of the images. Then, You can click on the individual words in the “Keyword Set” Box. This will apply those words to all of your images.

Section 6: Checking Online

So, you’ve entered in all of this data but how do you know that it’s really there? Well, if you’d like to check beyond Lightroom or Finder, we have found just the thing for you.

Open a web browser and go to “Metapicz.com.” You can upload your files directly to this site and it will display all of the metadata held within that image!

Have fun and use protection!!
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Realistic Fire Text Effect In Photoshop

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In this Photoshop text effects tutorial I’m going to show you how to create a vibrant flaming text effect.

This effect will be created from scratch, without using any photographs.

The flames will be created with The Flame Generator filter, a feature found in Photoshop CC. This filter is designed to render realistic flames on user-defined paths.

The chrome text will be created by using nothing more than a few Layer Styles.

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Create a Fire Text Effect in Photoshop

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