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First things that you need to do is to download the trial version of Photoshop CS6 Extended. After that follow this instructions to activate the CS6 : 1. Disconnect your internet 2. Run : disable_activation.bat (you can download it HERE) 3. Backup &amp; Replace adobe_oobelib.dll at:&nbsp; C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\OOBE\PDApp\P6 &nbsp;&nbsp; adobe_oobelib.dll change it with

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Some times we cannot decided whether our picture will be better in color or black and white. Why don't we keep it in both? In this Photoshop tutorial, we'll learn an easy way to create a selective coloring effect by using Photoshop. What we will do is converting a photo to black and white while leaving the main subject in full color. This will take just a few short step! Check this out!

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Hi, welcome at Basic Photography Tutorial. At this time tutorial, we will learn how to make an caricature from ordinary image by using Photoshop. There will be many steps to go but not difficult to try.&nbsp; Remember, this is just an example. Once you mastered it, you could try another effect for better result. This is the photo we will use. Okay, let's start. Step 1

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One interesting thing that we can see at night photography is the star effects of the street lights. If we have a star filter, it is very easy to do that. Just plug the star filter and capture images as usual. Automatic light bulb on the street will give you star effect. In this tutorial we will learn how to produce star effects without using the star filter. Actually it is very easy to do.

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At this Photoshop tutorial we will learn how to turn an ordinary digital image into Lomography effect. This is a photo we will use. Here the image will look like. Here are the steps we will do.Let's Try it! STEP 1Open the file you want converted into lomo effect using Photoshop. Then duplicate the background layer by pressing Ctrl + J and now we get Layer 1. STEP 2

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Aperture is a measurement of the lens open so that the light can enter the sensor of the camera. The aperture is usually marked by the f/number. Let’s look at our camera, the aperture look like f/2.8, f /4, f/5.6; etc. The larger aperture will be marked by the smaller f/number and the smaller aperture will be larger the f/number. For example f/2.8 is much larger aperture than f /18. Aperture is

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ISO Speed ​​in photography is a term used to measure the level film sensitivity to light (in the photographic film). While in Digital Photography, ISO Speed ​​is the sensitivity of the image sensor.&nbsp; ISO Speed ​​in the digital camera is marked with the numbers 100, 200, 400, 800, 1000, and so on. The darker the situation will requires higher ISO setting (800, 1000, etc.) to get a faster

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Welcome to this Polaroid Photoshop Tutorial. We will learn how to make a collage of polaroids that made by a single image. Each polaroid containing a small section of the overall image. You can use this effect with lots of different types of images. This is a very easy Photoshop effect to create, only simple steps to take for a very fun result. Check this out and try it!

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Capturing moving objects is certainly not an easy thing and this is one of the photographic technique that has its own uniqueness. Some people might assume that capturing moving objects only in sports photography, but actually it can be done at any moving objects around us. These are some tips to capture movement: 1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Slow Down Your Shutter Speed Having proper

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KNOW YOURSELF Before buying the camera we have to know ourselves, we must know the ability of our pocket, the seriousness and purpose that we want to achieve.This goal can be a variety, for examples photographed just for fun, call of office or family event, or want to get more money by being a wedding photographer or wanna be a contributor of National Geographic as the writers dream every

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White Balance is one aspect of photography that many camera owners do not understand how to use it. White Balance is a very useful thing to learn and can impact to the result of the image that we took. The reason why we should set the white balance is to get the colors as accurately as possible in a photograph. We may realize at the time when we observed the images that captured, sometimes the

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In order to take a stunning photo we need of a good composition. The composition rules could make your pictures tell a story, but that does not mean you have to obey one hundred percent. In some situations, breaking the rules can even make the image more memorable. However, before we talk breaking the rules of course we must learn the rules first. Great composition can hypnotize the audience. But

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Many people say that a picture is worth thousand words, its meaning through a picture can tell something meaningful. If we want to produce images that can tell a meaningful story, we must understand the composition of the balance of an image. The first impression of an image is determined by the Composition Balance of an image. You may have hundreds or even thousands of photo collections. Select

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What is Shutter Speed? Defined most basically – shutter speed is ‘the amount of time that the shutter is open’.In film photography it was the length of time that the film was exposed to the scene you’re photographing and similarly in digital photography shutter speed is the length of time that your image sensor ‘sees’ the scene you’re attempting to capture.Let me attempt to break down the topic

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