Tutorial edit 3D

convert RAW to JPEG, PSD, TIFF with image processor on photoshop

trick how to convert RAW to JPEG, PSD, TIFF

open image processor
file-->>scripts-->>image processor



setting the image processor

1. select images to process

select RAW image on your harddisk

2. select location folder to save processed images
select folder to save your image

3. file type
select your file type; JPEG, PSD, TIFF
choose the qquality

4.Preferences
you can add action to your all images and add copy right info

good luck

This is great text effect action,

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download action

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get snow effect with photoshop, simple photoshop effect just use hue/saturation and color dodge blending mode.

1.open image to photoshop















2.duplicate layer (ctrl + J)



3. change blending mode from normal to color dodge



4. go to Hue/Saturation (ctrl + U)

apply these setting


5. duplicate layer (ctrl+J)



result



before save, don't forget to flatten image.

download snow effect action
http://rapidshare.com/files/278630095/snow_effect.atn

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This tutorial will teaches you how to create Golden Glow Effect.

Step 1: First open an image.


Step 2: Duplicate the layer by pressing Ctrl+J. Click add layer mask button from the bottom of the layer palette.


Step 3: Select the mask thumbnail if not selected. Go to Image> Apply Image and use these settings:


Step 4: Now go to Filter> Noise> Median and set the radius 7.


Step 5: Go to Filter> Stylize> Find Edges.

Step 6: Now go to Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur and apply these settings:


Step 7: Change the layer blending mode to 'Linear Light' and Opacity to '70%'.


Step 8: Duplicate the only Image layer (not with mask layer, if mask layer duplicate with image layer, delete the mask layer).
Go to Filter> Render> Lighting and apply these settings:


Step 8: Set the new duplicated layer blending mode to 'Overlay' and Opacity to '70%'.

To get started, pick a picture you want to manipulate, or use this same one.



1. Use the tool named Dodge Tool to get a whiter effect over the skin. You can find it in the left tool bar.



I usually use that tool in a %45 exposure.



2. Now we will desaturate the skin color with the Sponge Tool also in the left tool bar. %100 flow.

Look for it in the same place where the Dodge Tool is, you just have to click over it, and you will see another two options hidden in the same place. (my english sucks, I know it, but try to follow…)



Now that the skin looks dead enough, will work on the eyes.



3. Now pick the Dodge Tool again, and apply it over the eyes.



4. Pick a color you like for the eyes. I like light blue…

Use the color with an opacity of %18, we don't want to lose all the little details of the eye.



5. If you want to add more light to the eye, use a regular brush, white color, and select Mode: Color Dodge %35 opacity.



Like this…



6. Now the make up…

Black color, opacity %18, and apply it around the eye a few times. Darker in the center, and softer on the edges.



7. You can also work on the mouth with the Burn Tool also placed below the Dodge Tool.
This tool is very good when you need to add shadows or you want something to look darker. Also, don't forget to use the Blur Tool to correct the skin, and make it look softer and silky.