Photoshop Resources Tagged as “film”

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	Create a film strip with your photos Arrange 5 photos into a filmstrip and create the negative strip as well. This tutorial also shows how to use the warp function of the Transform Tool in Photoshop Visits: 2433
	Twister in the City photo manipulation This tutorial will explain how to create an effect involving gigantic twisters as seen in the film The Day After Tomorrow. You will learn to take a normal city on a nice day and turn it into a havoc and wreaked scene with terrible storms and destroyed buildings. Visits: 1175
	Photoshop Film Strip Photo Collage In the first of this two-part Photoshop tutorial, we used Photoshop's shape tools to create a film strip photo frame. In this second part of the tutorial, we'll use multiple copies of that film strip to create a photo collage! Visits: 2139
	How to Shoot and Stitch Panoramic Photos Learn how to make a panorama using your own ordinary digital or film camera. This on-site video tutorial will show you how to shoot a series of photos then stitch them together into a wide angle panoramic photograph. The whole process takes just a few minutes. Visits: 999
	Create a Film Strip In this two-part Photoshop tutorial, learn how to create a fun photo collage using a film strip as a photo frame for multiple images. In this first part of the tutorial, we'll see how Photoshop's various shape tools make it easy to draw the actual film strip itself, which we'll then be using in Part Two to create the photo collage! Visits: 1490
	How To Get An Awesome Black And White Conversion Before the digital revolution of photography photos shot with black and white film had a certain richness and artistic feel to them. Now you can get the same results from your color digital images. Visits: 1969
	Create a Horror Film Poster in Photoshop In this tutorial I'll show you how to create an awesome thriller film poster in Photoshop using an array of good techniques. Learn adjustment layers, channel selections and text effects to create a cool poster, free psd included. Lets get started! Visits: 2684
	Remove Red Eye In Photoshop If you have been taking photographs, I bet that you guys have come across the red-eye effect. In this easy to follow Photoshop tutorial you will learn how to remove the red-eye effect from all photographs, whether they are scanned from film,prints or start out as digital files.So without loosing anymore time let's START! Visits: 1121
	Film Strip This easy to use effect lets you accurately reproduce photo-realistic filmstrips around your photos.Create compositions with multiple frames to tell a story. Change the exposure numbers, film brand and transform each photo inside each frame to get the perfect 'shot' each time. Powerful shading and surface controls help you to simulate the environment you want your film developed in. Visits: 3564
	How to Create a Film Strip from a Photo Booth This tutorial demonstrates how to create a photo booth style film strip in Photoshop. To complete the effect I'll add a simple 3D feel to the image with a shadow and highlight. Visits: 3365
	Photo Graphic Edges 7 Platinum Edition The new Platinum Edition now includes an amazing collection of film frames, darkroom effects, grunge edges, natural media borders, and dozens of other new styles with over a thousand pieces of new creative content. Visits: 8547
	Filmstrip tutorial Learn how to create a filmstrip in a few easy steps using Adobe Photoshop. Visits: 1561
	Film Photo Effect Today we are going to learn how to create a Film Photo Effect in a few easy steps using color correction tools in Adobe Photoshop. Visits: 779
	Grindhouse inspired poster design In this tutorial we will create a poster design inspired by Grindhouse, the film directed by Quentin Tarantino. We will use in particular photoshop filters and layer blending modes. Let's start! Visits: 793
	Making Batman Logo In childhood I loved watching films about Batman. What a hero, fighting against evil! And have decided to write a tutorial about how to draw the Batman logo. Though it would be better to use a vector editor, Photoshop will suffice. Visits: 1494
	Film strips and frames photo borders A great collection of film strips and filming related downloadable photo frames in Adobe Photoshop psd native file format. Visits: 4686
	Umbrella Corporation logo The Umbrella Corporation is a fictional bioengineering pharmaceutical company appearing in the Resident Evil series of survival horror games by Capcom and in its film adaptions. In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial we will create Umbrella Corporation logo. Visits: 1115
	Gun barrel intro from James Bond movies This Photoshop tutorial will guide you through the basic steps in creating the gun barrel thing that you see in the introduction of James Bond films. Visits: 3730
	Old fashioned black and white film look There are many black and white conversion tutorials out there, but this one takes some less traveled paths and the results are worth it. We will create a black and white portrait that has the old-fashioned look of film photography. Visits: 2743
	Film photo camera effect Make photos look as if they were taken with a film camera and no UV filter. If you have a set of photos taken with film, and you want to add digital photos to that set, here's how you can make your digital photos blend with film photos. Visits: 3628
	Toxic atmosphere photo effect Give your photos an awesome toxic atmoshpere, similar to that one you may know from films, music clips or magazines. This photoshop tutorial is quite easy, but powerful. Visits: 1205
	Film Cameras and How They Work In this lesson we will learn all the technical features of the camera, to get you acquainted and ready to take pictures. Visits: 389
	Retro two color Technicolor Learn how to make your photos look retro with this photo effect that simulates Technicolor film in Adobe Photoshop. Visits: 2492
	Transformers action scene Create a scene filled with tension and drama, just like a still photographs from the film in Adobe Photoshop. Visits: 1853
	Realistic Film Grain Make a subtle film grain effect using Adobe Photoshop, in this interactive video tutorial. Visits: 2541
	Velvia film photo effect Simulate the color effect of Velvia film to make photos look stunningly vivid in Adobe Photoshop. Visits: 1619
	Processing images with Camera Raw A raw image file contains unprocessed or unmodified data straight from the camera's sensor. A raw file obtained from a digital camera is the equivalent of the negative image of film photography, it has all the necessary information to create an image. In the past, only expensive professional cameras were able to save images in a raw format. Nowadays, more and more digital cameras offer you this option. Visits: 1393
	Genie retro font he flower children of Canada Type are at it again. This time we went above and beyond the call of duty and right into the land of reconstruction in order to make this font. When we saw a few letters from an early 1970s film type called Jefferson Aeroplane, we had the sudden urge to bring their beauty to digital life. But since further research revealed no more letters or information, we just had to "wing" the rest of this Aeroplane. Now this Genie is out of the lava lamp, and it's nothing short of groovy. A few symbols and alternates come within the font, so make sure to check out the very full character set. Visits: 2860
	Film Grain Add realistic film-grain to digital photos. This tutorial will introduce non-destructive editing and provides alternative steps in Adobe Photoshop. Visits: 3215
	Digital Camera Advantages Learn how digital cameras have come a long way in the last decade and in what ways they are superior to traditional film cameras. Visits: 1135
	Jezebel Font The Jezebel design was extrapolated from two early 70s film ideas called Hampshire and Harper's Bazaar. Both were uncredited, somewhat badly drawn, almost impossible to typeset satisfactorily, and very limited in character set. It was necessary to go back to the drawing book to explore a better balance and easier setting potential. The subsequent character set expansion took Jezebel to a much superior level of functionality, with the addition of multiple alternates and swashes to fit a perfectionist's eye. Visits: 1971
	Digital Workflow and Editing in Photoshop Tips We'll give you a "snapshot" overview of our digital workflow. You should know that all the stratgies we've created in our studio are not new. They are essentially the same as when we shot film. Nothing has changed, except the media, the turnaround times (faster, much faster!), and, of course, the huge learning curve. Which we've over-complicated beyond anything that makes sense. Visits: 1372
	Old Movie Plugin Get old in an instant with OldMovie. Using the OldMovie plug-in, it is easy to create aged pictures and film stills that look totally real. You have a large set of effects at your disposal to create exactly the effect you want. Lower the quality of the film by adding grain, using high color sensitivity, changing color quality and more. Change the result of camera and lens by adding defocus and vignette effects. You can even change development effects such as white-wash. Visits: 2353
	Digital Camera Memory Cards Guide The nature of digital photography means that digital cameras have to store images differently to traditional cameras due to the physical absence of film. Instead of using rolls of film, which are then processed and developed to produce a photograph, digital cameras store their images on memory cards. Visits: 1078
	Digital Photography Lens Tips Photography is all about capturing light on a photographic emulsion or electronic sensor. And as such the lens and film or sensor, are the most important components affecting image quality. Visits: 1443
	Photography ISO Speed and Film Speed While most of this is irrelevant for digital cameras, "film" speed still applies. In this case the speed affects the noise level rather than grain size but the final result is somewhat similar. Visits: 1215
	Perfect Exposure Setup Whether we use a digital or film camera, we need to be able to calculate exposure properly. But first, we need to understand how the aperture and the shutter work together. We also need to know how film handles light, and the relationship between film light sensitivity and f/stops. Written by TJ Tierney. Visits: 358
	Understanding Shutter Delay A shutter delay is defined as the time gap between pressing the shutter button to the camera actually capturing the photo. There is no shutter delay in film cameras as in these cameras the shutter button is virtually connected to the shutter itself and holding down the button results in the camera taking a photo immediately. Written by Ziv Haparnas. Visits: 705
	CyberMotion 3D Designer Wherever we look, we encounter virtual worlds. Whether in Hollywood or daily advertisements, the world that is presented to the viewer will be a mainly artificial creation. At last, you too can create these surreal worlds at home, practice inside or outside architecture, design products or promotional logos and films or build your own virtual worlds using the build in landscape designer and atmospheric background models. All the modules required to generate, model and manipulate, animate and represent the three-dimensional world are integrated into one program: i.e. all actions are controlled directly by CyberMotion. There is a choice of several rendering algorithms, from simple scanline (depth buffer) to up-to-date global illumination rendering methods using raytracing and photon mapping. The possibilities to define object surfaces, light conditions and backgrounds are almost inexhaustible - visual libraries and fast preview windows in the main dialogs invite to experiment and play around with this vast functionality. Complex 3D animations can be set up very easily - you can animate all objects, camera and light settings, backgrounds, fire, water and even clouds and fog in the atmosphere. You can arrange objects in hierarchies to animate jointed models or robots and easily position joints with the help of Inverse Kinematics. And with the up to date Skin and Bones technology even character animation is available with CyberMotion. Call your own heroes and monsters into being, CyberMotion gives you all the tools you need to do it. Visits: 1065
	Correct Light Readings in Photography In order to correctly expose your film or digital CCD there are two variables that must be identified: average reflectance and average light. Unless you have some good reason to meter for other than these two averages, stick meticulously to this method. Written by Laurie McArthur. Visits: 1513
	Aperture and Shutter Speed Shutter speed and aperture values are at a constant tug-of-war concerning light. Shutter speed refers to the amount of time that the film, or in the case of a digital SLR, how long the image sensor is exposed to light. The aperture setting of a camera refers to the amount of light that is let into the camera body by the lens. Written by Larry Huckabee. Visits: 1044
	Film to Digital Photography Technique Photography remains just that when you convert to digital cameras: you still have to know how to compose and shoot pictures to get the best results. The way you see your subject, and visualize the resulting image doesn't change in any basic way. Written by Rika Susan. Visits: 857
	Digital vs. Film Photography So let's look at five of the most common questions about digital camera photography to shed some light on the matter, for those who are hesitant about this new technology, or who have dismissed it as a mere fad. Written by Brandon Layne. Visits: 1426
	Low Light Photography Images, whether from film or digital cameras, need one ingredient... light. How then can photographers get good images in low light conditions? Using flash would be one way. But even the most dimly lit scene has some light - and that means the potential for a great photo! Written by Eric Hartwell. Visits: 2249
	Adobe Photoshop Image Restoration Phil Hawkins has been a landscape Photographer in Yosemite National Park for twenty-two years and an avid user of Photoshop for the last seven years. In this tutorial, "Adobe Photoshop Image Restoration - Image Acquisition and Retouching", he will begin by teaching photography concepts: image color, film grain, tonal range and cropping techniques, will be covered. Next, he will move into acquisition methods such as scanning and importing. Once the image has been brought into Photoshop, he will discuss file management, resolution and bit depth. He will follow up with color correction, composition and finally image restoration. This is a project based tutorial that will help any Photoshop user from version 5 up to the current CS and beyond. To begin learning today, simply click one of the topics below. Visits: 735
	Reduce Red-Eye in Photography The simplest explanation I've come across is that red-eye is the reflection of light, in our case the flash, through the open retina of the eye. We've all seen it's effects in the glowing red eyes of animals, kids and adults that have been captured on film using flash photography. Written by Wes Waddell. Visits: 343
	Topaz Vivacity Topaz Vivacity(TM) is a set of image enhancement plug-ins for Photoshop and other software that reduces ISO and film grain noises with little loss of details; eradicates JPEG/JPEG 2000 compression artifacts; sharpens and corrects edges without overshooting and noise amplification; and enhance image resolution. It can also create unique effects from otherwise plain looking pictures. Visits: 2530
	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: 812
	DreamSuite Series II DreamSuite Series Two features 12 hot new looks to light your creativity on fire! Turn your photos into Puzzles or 'develop' your photo inside a translucent film frame. Visits: 331
	2 1/4 Film Frame This easy to use effect lets you accurately reproduce a photo-realistic 2.25 film frame around your photos. Create compositions with multiple frames and make each frame slightly different. Change the exposure numbers, film brand, batch numbers and other options for each frame. Visits: 800