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  1. Igrecman

    Realistic Photomanipulation -What areas of photoshop to focus on?

    There are two tips I can give . Perhaps the most important one, Work on the highest possible image resolution you have. It is very important for masking and cutting precisely the subject to paste on the second picture. One mistake many people make, is not paying attention to the direction the...
  2. Igrecman

    Question about the burn tool

    Thanks Tom M Is it in the Layer Blending mode? It is set to Normal. Would another Blending mode help? I just realized that checking "Protect Tones" seems to help and prevent overdburning. The info bubble says "Minimizes clipping in shadows and highlights and keeps colors from shifting hue".
  3. Igrecman

    Question about the burn tool

    Thanks AL68 Yes I know and use the drop down of the tool, but it only helps to apply burn selectively for shadows, highlights and midtones. However it still looks to me that I'm applying grey or black on the colors, which washes away some saturation.
  4. Igrecman

    [Request] Light wave tutorial?

    You could just make straight lines and curve them as you whish with the Liquify filter or Warp effect Or perhaps you could try to make what is called a Physiogram. http://photoextremist.com/how-to-create-physiogram-long-exposure-photographs They are created by making a faint light (like a LED)...
  5. Igrecman

    Question about the burn tool

    I hope someone can help me. Every time I use the burn tool, it's like I'm applying grey onto it. Is there a way of preserving color saturation while making it darker with the burn tool? I'm not getting good result unless I apply very little darkening. Thanks
  6. Igrecman

    Thin, then Fat

    The other way around American Taylor Townsend made thinner after before Click for Animated gif
  7. Igrecman

    Thin, then Fat

    Hi, New Forum user here. Most of what I do with PS is to make satirical graphics like the ones bellow. These days most of my work (just for fun) is about female WTA Tennis players. I find them infinitely inspiring. Bellow are two of my first tries at making someone fatter using the Liquify...
  8. Igrecman

    PS User for 10 years but still learning

    Hi, I started with Corel Draw 5 a long time ago LOL, then moved to Paint Shop Pro. I knew then that Photoshop was supposed to be the best but I was satisfied with what I was using. But the first time I tried PS, I was amazed at all it could do and do it much better. I still have lots to learn...
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