Photoshop tutorials by Picture Correct

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	Convert Photos to Sketches and Inverse Sketches Learn how to convert photos into good looking sketches or inverted sketches. Visits: 2807
	Create a Colored Sketch Learn how to create a colored sketch or drawing. This technique can turn regular photos into elaborate realistic colored drawings. Visits: 1683
	Create Light Rays Learn how to create light rays coming from any light source that you want. Visits: 769
	Crop Badly Composed Photos Learn how to crop badly composed photos and make them more pleasing to the eyes and to the rules of composition. Visits: 827
	Custom Photo Borders Learn how to create a custom border for any digital photo using masks. I also use this technique sometimes when I want to crop a lot of the photo away on certain sides. Visits: 787
	Develop an Efficient Photography Workflow At some point, most photographers develop a series of routines for capturing, copying, and processing their digital photographs. Consistency in how you handle your images after they are shot is nearly as important as the techniques you employ to compose and shoot your images in the field. My hope is to provide you with some ideas that might help improve your own digital workflow. Visits: 293
	Digital Photography Digital camera represents a form the computer can understand, the information is collected in bits and bytes. Each part of the image is broken down into "pixels", which is a contraction of picture element. Written by Roy Barker. Visits: 699
	Dodge and Burn Landscapes in Photoshop Learn how to dodge and burn black and white landscape photos to make them look professional, includes how to use the tools in photoshop and techniques on getting the best results. Visits: 1253
	Essential Tools for Photo Editing Learn how to use the essential tools for beginner photo editing in photoshop. Visits: 1030
	Film or Digital? For many forms of photography, digital has long held obvious advantages, but for landscapes the resolution necessary to make larger prints just wasn't available. But things have changed and digital cameras are fast becoming the tools that most pros use. Written by TJ Tierney. Visits: 763