A bit of summer nostalgia. Without cellulite, though.

We try to emulate a softening filter using a very simple method.

If you want more than the B&W feature of your camera, you can find the truth in this article…

"Your photographer friends" will be surely humiliated when they see the carnival of colors on your nature photos. Even colors thought to be dead can be revitalized with some care. This is what the next dossier is about.

We conjure colors onto a bleached sky while leaving the irrelevant areas untouched.

This tip helps in creating a similar color effect for photos of different hues.

We lighten up shadowed areas while breaking in those unruly highlights.

We bring a bit of blue into the grey sky by emulating a blue gradient filter. We even try to stick a few clouds on it.

This article is for making landscapes “more interesting”.

In a certain sense, film effects are still treated as reference points in digital photography. Dozens of programs and plugins struggle to steal back the feeling of traditional photography among the pixels of digital photos, and some cameras even contain settings that try to emulate the same. This tip approaches the colors of negative films.

We have encountered the problem of applying an effect to only certain parts of a picture instead of the whole in several of our earlier tips. By using layer masks, you can “punch through� specified areas of a modified layer so that the areas of the layer underneath will be visible in the picture. That is, the earlier state can be preserved in these parts. The application of layer masks offer practically infinite possibilities and can be used in post-production in any branches of photography, be it landscape, portrait or object. The example contains a general and simple layer masking procedure. After mastering it, you can enhance it further to suit more complex tasks.

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Faking it: depth of focus

When wrinkle remover fails, try Photoshop.

We try to simulate a relatively rare photo filter of a special effect.