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  Photo Editing and Retouching Tutorials Help your photos and your subjects look their very best with our easy-to-follow, step-by-step Photoshop photo editing and retouching tutorials! Use our Quick Links to jump to popular topics, or scroll through our complete list of Photo Editing and Retouching tutorials. Quick Links How to Crop Images in Photoshop Auto Tone, Auto Contrast and Auto Color How to Sharpen Images How to Remove Skin Blemishes How to Reduce Wrinkles Smooth and Soften Skin with Photoshop How to Change Eye Color How to Change Hair Color How to Whiten Teeth Changing Colors with the Color Replacement Tool Removing Backgrounds with the Background Eraser Tool Convert Color Photos to Black & White Using the Hidden Photographic Toning Presets in Photoshop Learn how to add color grading effects to your images with a single click using Photoshop’s Photographic Toning presets, and where to find them in Photoshop 2021! How to Color Grade Images in Photoshop with Gradient Map...

  Create an HDR Effect Using Luminosity Masks in Photoshop In this Photoshop tutorial we will use luminosity masks in order to achieve a strong HDR effect and improve the overall look of our photo. Create Depth of Field Effect in Photoshop In this tutorial we will create a depth of field effect using only some standard Photoshop filters. Learn How to Create Watercolor Effect In this tutorial you will learn how to create watercolor effect on a photo. How to Create a Landscape Change Effect In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a unusual landscape change effect, which you can apply for any image that you want. How to Turn a New Photo Into an Old Photo In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial i will show you how to turn a new photo into an old photo. Warm Colors on the Photo In this Photoshop tutorial we are going to add warm colors to one photo playing with color settings and layer blending modes. Remove a Person and Recreate a Busy Background Using the Clone Tool In this Photoshop ...

New Content-Aware Fill We all love Content Aware fill (CAF). When it first appeared in Photoshop, it revolutionized how we do our retouching. We can make a selection and choose Fill>Content aware (Shift+Backspace) and the area is magically filled seamlessly. At least that’s how it’s supposed to work. Sometimes you get weird artifacts and we reach for the clone stamp tool. That’s because, CAF grabs pixel from another part of the document to heal the area and it either works or not. Now, we get a Content aware workspace by choosing Edit>Content Aware Fill. You will see a live preview on the right, before committing. The areas that appear in green are the areas that will be used to sample from. Paint with the brush to exclude areas. Hold down Alt/Option to add areas to sample from. We can now define the sample areas, this really changes things.) Watch the video to see this is action). There are check boxes that allow rotation, scaling, or mirroring of pixels to ...