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It’s just about time for summer to officially finish, so all the parents out there will be reaching for their cameras, whether they’re DSLRs or just camera phones, hoping to take the best image of their children going back to school. Of course, these are the photos you’ll be embarrassing your son or daughter within a few decades, so you want to make sure that you’re getting the best photo of your kid that you can possibly get! Here’s a few tips and tricks to make it happen." 
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Learn how to edit a photo using Photoshop CC's new Camera Shake Reduction and Smart Sharpen features and the Camera Raw filter. In this tutorial we’re going to look at the most important new features and see how they work in practice, starting with the camera shake reduction function. Camera shake occurs because there’s not enough light coming into the camera, for the aperture and shutter speed settings, to record the image before the camera moves.
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We all like to capture those beautiful, sunset or low light photos. But when it comes to the low-light and an unsteady hand. Camera shake happens to us all, and finally Photoshop CC may be able to rescue the image.
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In this tutorial we will demonstrate how to create a human disintegration effect in Photoshop.
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In this tutorial, we will show you how to create a 3D render, composite the scene together in Photoshop, and turn that design into a print ad using InDesign.
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Do you want to take your Print Design skills to the next level, this Tuts+premium tutorial will take you there. Learn how to create a commercial 3D Print advertisment, in no time.
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In this tutorial I’d like to demonstrate that you don’t need expensive studio flashes to create a complex scene with subtle lighting. I haven’t yet seen an
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Posted by Jorrit Schulte on December 24, 2012 • "Have an object in your scene that you don’t want there, and don’t have the opportunity to reshoot? In this tutorial you will learn a basic technique to remove those objects. We’ll look at how to use Photoshop and Mocha to speed up your workflow by creating clean background plates, tracking data and mattes." ... Read more and download tutorial on ae.tutsplus.com Via Thierry Saint-Paul
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Back to school is an exciting time of year. Full of possiblities, laughter and memories. But get a little creative and unique with your kids back to school photos, don't just choose the normal cliche. And to add a bit more bubbly fun, you can add them to PicsArt for people to be inspired by.