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In this tutorial, we will show you not only how to create a blurred border very easily, but we will show you how you can create a customizable border for any photo. Along the way, we will give you tips and tricks such as keyboard shortcuts to speed up the process of creating a border in Photoshop. We will also give you examples of different types of customizable borders. Included...&lt;br/&gt;
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In this tutorial, we will show you how you can take a normal picture and make it look like the objects are from a miniature model. This also called a tilt shift effect. In this course we will be using tools that we have learned from previous tutorials, such as layer masking or the gradient tool. Even if you make an error with the layer mask, you can easily manually fix the image by...&lt;br/&gt;
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Course 51:  
  
Tutorial Name: Vanishing Your Perspective  
Summary: Whenever you want to add an object to an image, you usually run into perspective problems. With the Vanishing Point filter, you can tell...&lt;br/&gt;
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Whenever you want to add an object to an image, you usually run into perspective problems. With the Vanishing Point filter, you can tell Photoshop what a correct perspective is for that specific photograph. Once defined, you can than add images, text, etc. to the image and it will automatically give you the correct perspective. In this course, we will show you how to use the...&lt;br/&gt;
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