In this Photoshop tutorial, you'll learn how to create an urban filter in Photoshop. This effect is great for night time city photography. As complex as it looks, this effect is created from only three layers.

Sometimes people airbrush and beautify skin. But what if you want to do the opposite? This tutorial will show you how to use the yellow channel to create an intense skin effect that reveals skin flaws instead of hiding them. Although this effect is already available in the popular Skin actions, learning to do it […]

When you're taking pictures of people or pets up close with a flash, you might get red eye. Fixing it is incredibly easy with Photoshop's red eye tool. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use the tool to fix red-eye with natural results.

Neal Kumar shoots cityscapes and processes it with a faded urban look. In this Lightroom CC tutorial, you'll learn how to edit like Neal Kumar. If you're using Lightroom Mobile or Lightroom Classic, you can still follow along using the same settings.

Find out how to turn any landscape image into an underwater scene! This Photoshop tutorial will show you how to apply color adjustments to make your land photos look submerged and create a magical glow with some light rays.

There is no official hotkey to select all layers in Photoshop. You also cannot set one in the Keyboard Shortcuts menu. But it's still possible! Here's a tip on how to select all layers in Photoshop.

Find out how to create the teal and orange look with this easy Photoshop tutorial. You'll learn how to use the channel mixer and hue/saturation to achieve this.

Duotone is one of the most universal effects you can add to your photos. It works with almost any photo and looks great as backgrounds, headers, etc. It's also incredibly easy to achieve in Photoshop. You can create the duotone effect by adding one Gradient Map adjustment layer. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to […]

Do you have a Lightroom preset that you want to use in Photoshop? In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use any Lightroom preset in Photoshop. The technique is fully nondestructive meaning that you can edit the settings anytime you like.