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How to Edit Outdoor Portrait (beach-edit) with Photoshop

April 02, 2018

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Outdoor portrait (beach-edit)

Reality is magic is not only in camera. It actually depends the skill you have beside the clicking of the photograph which added more effects of any portrait. Whether you shoot indoors or outdoors, adding “extraordinary” to your photographs require a little from yours.

Even a experienced expert cannot produce a true effort of art unless they focus on key rudiments such as exposure, focus and white balance. So, if you’re equipped with your DSLR and are looking for something amazing demanding like shooting portraits outdoors, there are certain pointers that can create your skill gratifying. You will also end up capture some outstanding portrait if you attach to this strategy.

Here we starting our outdoor portrait with Photoshop. With this tutorial you can apply outdoor effect even on your photograph-

Step 1: Open image and select with quick selection tool of the object

Step 2: Go to edit and fill the minimize object

Step 3: Choose “content aware” to delete the object permanently

Step 4: You can see the object is permanently delete from the background

Step 5: There is some maladjustment of the background color on the image

Step 6: Select area of the place where we want to replace the miss-adjustment area with patch tool

Step 7: In the previous image we saw black sheds are disturbing suddenly, so that in the same way we replaced the area with patch tool

Step 8: this is the final background after all the replacement

Step 9: Now we have to open image we used the object of it

Step 10: Select the object with quick selection tool to move it on our already selected background

Step 11: Place the png file on our edited background

Step 12: Add a new layer for upcoming edit

Step 13: Go to hue/adjustment layer and select gradient

Step 14: Choose a gradient color base on your demand

Step 15: Decrease the opacity of the gradient on layer panel

Step 16: Add another layer if you need any other filter or don’t need to add layer

Step 17: Pick another background of sunset to give it extra ordinary look on the beach area

Step 18: Place it well to apply the background on the object background

Step 19: Change the opacity of the background layer by decreasing it totally

Step 20: Here is the final beach sunset outdoor portrait , you can use it on your image or portrait as well

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How to Place Text Behind the Object with Photoshop

February 27, 2018

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Text Behind Object

Today we are going to learn how to place text behind any type of object or subject

Here is the final output for your better identification which is gonna we do in our tutorial today-

The process is here to start-

Step 1: Open the desire image which we want to use

Step 2: Add text by type tool and see the type layer on layer panel

Step 3: Select background layer and copy background layer on layer panel as background copy

Step 4: Drag the copy layer “background copy” above the text

Step 5: Choose quick selection and select the subject area what will hide the text have been selected

Step 6: Press Q to see the masking area is right or not

Step 7: Go to select > refine edge to active view option > on layers

Step 8: Preview the selection with text visible behind it

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How to select and change color using color range tool

February 20, 2018

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Changing color using color range tool

The Replace Color command in Photoshop Create effects by allowing switching one set of colors for another. It builds a mask, with colors you select, and then replaces the selected colors along with others that you specify. You can adjust hue, saturation, and lightness of the masked colors.

Here we starting our tutorial for changing color using color range option in a Photoshop-

Step 1: Open image and add new layer on the layer panel

Step 2: Go to select > color range > select sample color-first

Step 3: Then add color range with (+eyedropper) and make the portion selection

Step 4: Next see the selection is ready

Step 5: Go to layer > new adjustment layer > Hue/saturation

Step 6: Adjust the hue to select color, drag saturation for the depth of color

Step 7: Then again go to select > color range > select red color as sample color

Step 8: Use (+eyedropper) to add the same color as well

Step 9: After selection same way go to new adjustment layer to hue/ saturation to change the red color as a same time same pattern

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How to Make Blur Background with Photoshop

February 07, 2018

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Blur Background Making with Photoshop

Many have question that, how to make a beautiful, soft, blurred background for any image. There is a big misunderstanding among new photographers that you need to go out and buy an luxurious lens with a really big aperture to be able to attain such a appear.

While it is true that a larger aperture will present you a shallower depth of field, there are also two other factors involved that many people haven’t heard before or have forgotten. In this tutorial i am going to give you easy some steps to creating the lovely blurred background

Today we are going to learn about making blur background with Photoshop.

Here is the final output for your better understanding-