Check my FAVes for some of the better tutorials on Deviantart

Don't forget to try youtube [link] and type in photoshop in the search and come up with some good videos. Some are better than others.

Here is an infrared tutorial I liked:
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Here a site for $20 dollars a month you can take all the classes you want from some really good teachers. There is also a link to try some classes for free, up to three on each lesson:
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4 techniques to make your photos pop:
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58 pages of tutorials:
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Free photoshop compatable plug-ins
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More plug-ins
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How to use Photoshop Actions:
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Good list of photoshop tuts from Deviant member:
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Another pay monthly teaching site:
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Some good inspiration, a magazine site:
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How to make your own brushes:
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flawless skin tutorial:
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A list of tutorials some in Eng. and Italian?
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Change eye color:
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Lots of tuts with new ones added regularly:
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Tuts:
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Masking with Channels:
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LOTS of goodies, actions and tuts:
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Airbrush tutorial:
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Dreamy tutorial:
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Professional retouching:
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phong tutorials:
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Wow so many here too:
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Photography and Photoshop tutorials:
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Lots of tutorials from photoshop to designs, buttons, animations:
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Make amateur photos more professional:
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Old looking images tut:
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A few good ones here at thedesignworld:
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retouch pro tutorials:
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some sites listed by about.com
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Photoshop101:
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Photo manip tutorial, a little creepy but might work with right model:
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the pluginsite:
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Make POPart photos:
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Selective Sepia:
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Layered HDR tone mapping:
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HDR tutorial:
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Some thoughts on Photoshop and if it goes too far
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Super long tutorial (7 pages) on how to beautify a face:
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Model retouching:
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High Dynamic Range HDR photography, interesting:
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fmstudio video tuts:
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I really learned some interesting techniques here, quick portrait and skin retouching:
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Tips on removing double chin and nice steps at end for pinstriping and background:
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Changing a sky:
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Several pages of tutorials:
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Have you ever seen those DVD sets that cost hundreds of dollars that you really wanted to watch but couldn't afford or didn't want to chance spending the money on and then not be what you wanted. Well here is site called Smartflix that rents these DVDs. Most are around $14.99 but way cheaper than buying them. They have how-to videos on Photoshop, digital arts and design, studio and lighting, even arts and crafts.
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Now how about studio lighting......and doing it CHEAP!
I found these articles that I think are really helpful. These next two links the photographer shows examples of his work by using a 20 dollar light diffuser you can make by visiting the hardware store.He shows examples of these too. Also check out the links on the left side of the pages from many more tutorials and lighting articles.

Creating Killer Headshots: The Cheap Way!
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Studio Quality High Key Lighting, Without The Studio!
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How To Set Up Studio Lighting:
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Neat little website. Show examples of 1,2, and 3 flash photos and how they were set up.
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Need textures? Free textures for personal or commercial use. It has them separated in categories such as Elements, Glass, Food, ext.
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Free photoshop brushes:
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The photoshop website features a Photoshop tutorials section, showing step by step tips on how to use, load, create and save Photoshop Brushes along with recent photoshop tutorials on aging photographs and distorting lettering in photoshop.
The site also features a fourty sets of Photoshop brushes that were created for free download, these are being added to all the time:
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Free high Res grungy paper textures:
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pslover site, lots of tuts, says 11,174 of them,have fun:
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Some gems at photoshoproadmap,over 286 pages worth:
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tutorialoutpost:
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Spend your entire life looking through all these,good luck:
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5 great background masking techniques, explanations and examples of each, you decide which one is right for you:
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Airbrushing skin technique,turn your photos into Lichtenstien-inspired pop art, night photo effects,and lomo effects are just a few of the over 1500 quality photoshop tutorials.
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Transform landscapes into surreal scenes with mystical fractals.
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A couple of sites for learning about working with levels in photoshop
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Changing eye color,sparkling eyes,smooth skin,creating cool backgrounds for photos,water nymph,goth look,and removing background from image plus over 1200 more tutorials on this site:
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Adding smoke,posterizing,grunge borders,replacing skies,gradient mask blur,creating a custom watermark,create the effect of burnt edges and yellowed paper,sharpening techniques,adding a gradient background and a drop shadow,Achieve a burned in edge effect on your digital photographs,graffiti in photoshop, painting with layer masks,plus many more:
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Getting a high dynamic range photo(from just one photo). I really liked this tutorial and the after effect. I havent tried it. I looks difficult but Ive always wondered how to get this effect in landscapes.
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This is the website from the photographer in the above link. Good tutorials on photography and photoshop. Capturing High Impact Urban Portraits,Capturing Delicate Wisps of Smoke ,Capture Stunning Landscape Images During the Black of Night ,Twelve Ways to Improve Your Digital Landscapes ,Using Textures to Create Scratches & Distress Your Images ,Getting the Most Out of the Sky in Landscape Images, and more...
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Another short explanation of HDR photography:
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An example how to do many of these types of manipulations you see on Deviant. A good how-to if you are just learning or curious how it's done:
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Van Gogh's Sunflowers. Cool effect to do with photos in Photoshop:
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Andy Warhol Pop Art Silkscreen Effect:
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Enigma Photos 'Amy Dresser' Technique Tutorial:
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About.com Acobe Photoshop Resources:
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Andrzej Dragan HDR tutorial:
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Free Stock Photo Sites:
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Layers, The How-To Magazine for Everything Adobe:
Downloads:
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Tutorials:
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Creative COW library video tutorials.
Adobe Photoshop Secrets: Photo Effects
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Creating Drama in a Photo:
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Basic Model Retouching:
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Titis Powell tutorial(contains nudity):
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AHA! I'm glad I found this tutorial in my bookmarks. I just love the result achieved on the after photo(move the slider over). I haven't done this one but would love to try. Hope it works:
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Adobe Photoshop Articles. Many of these are taken from chapters from popular Photoshop books. A few of them contain videos to go along with them.Some of the articles include info on Paths,Channels,History Brush,Basic Corrections,Essential Techniques,Actions,Working in RAW,How Layers Work.
A great place to learn the basics of Photoshop:
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RUSSELL BROWN'S ADOBE PHOTOSHOP TIPS & TECHNIQUES
This is your one-stop shopping location for the latest in hot new tips from the one, and only, Dr. Brown. Beware, these QuickTime movies are large and will take time to download with a slow connection.
Lots of CS3 tips:
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Some good actions to download here. Very good site,click the folders to your left for some good step by step photoshop instruction.
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Julieanne Kost, Digital Imaging Evangelist:
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Photoshop User TV:
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escrappers, Advance Tutorials and Concepts:
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Pixel Genius Tips and Techniques:
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Learn how to take and edit digital photographs using visual tutorials that emphasize concept over procedure, independent of specific digital camera or lens. Topics range from basic camera tips to advanced techniques. Good site, I keep going back to it.
Cambridgeincolour:
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Some really good actions for photoshop I found today:

This link includes a video on how to install actions
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Old Toy Camera Action
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CANCER AWARENESS ACTIONS
This action converts your photos to a rich black and white.It has 14 optional color tints,each representing a ribbon color for cancer awareness.
This is a really nice set. Click "Photoshop Actions" and then "Free Actions "instead of going to Freebies. This way you can read why she developed them and see the examples. There is also a nice burnt edges action for free also.
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The B&Big Picture
A 3-D collage effect
FEATURED IN:
Adobe Magazine for Creative Professionals
DOWNLOAD OF THE MONTH
Adobe Design and Film School Connection (Feb.2006)
This one is fun, it does take forever to finish so be patient.
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I'm so excited about this one. If you are looking for quality actions there are quite a few here. I've only looked at about 10 so far and I can't wait to try them
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A Set of Six amazing actions created by the internationally known Michelle Black! Her website and photos:[link]
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The "Smaragdify" Photoshop action applies a faux-vintage effect to your photo. It is intended to add a moody feel, including vignetting, radial blur, grain, and a rich, warm sepia tone. The action is not intended to be extremely authentic, but rather to simply be beautiful.
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Converts image to vintage or antique look. Includes some weathering, fade, and scratches. Allows users to leave layers for more adjustment, or flatten file.
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Inspired by the nature and a poet named Kabir, not even a poet - a medieval Indian prophet
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This is a set of 10 different brushes which can be used to create backdrops for Portrait, backgrounds etc. With the built in power of various Brush dynamics in Photoshop you can explore and create unlimited background effects
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The look of a framed picture
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10 more tips for stunning portrait photography: Just a refresher with nice photos to get your creative ideas flowing:
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33 Awesome Body Enhancement Photoshop Tutorial:
From skin, to makeup, eyes, hair, nails, and noses you will find how to fix it here
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Give new images retro, vintage looks with three Photoshop techniques.
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Create an HDR image using Photoshop (and Lightroom)
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These brushes are just unbelievable! Please read the note on usage before downloading. There are 9-20 brushes in each set.
Click on ETC. and then The 5. Muse.
AnnikaVonHoldt.com
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Create Your Own Bokeh:
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HDR-CS3 Tutorial
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How To Make Great Photos(A gazillion links)
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How To Sharpen An Image In Photoshop — Advanced Photoshop Sharpening Techniques
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Do you use a NIKON? Then you have to bookmark this:
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Photoshop Masking and Montage:
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Selecting and Extracting HAIR a Masking Tut:
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Want to take long exposures of the stars?Heres an easier way. Free download here:
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Video: White Seamless Tutorial, Post Production:
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Working With Shadows In Photoshop - Advanced Shadow Techniques
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How To Create Fashion Photography on a Budget:
A do it yourself video on making your own lighting with items found at a hardware store:
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