Remove Scratches and Dust To get rid of scratches and dust on an image first Make a duplicate layer. Then de-select the eyeball on the top layer and select it on the bottom layer. Click on Filter then Noise and select Dust and Scratches. Now reselect the eyeball on the first layer then use the
Correct Lens Distortion A quick and easy way to correct lens distortion from your photo images is to click on Filter Distort and then select Lens Correction. Move the slider around until you reach the desired effect.
Sharpen an image When you want a bit more definition you can sharpen it. To do this: Click on Filter, Sharpen Then select Unsharp Mask. Plat round with the radius until you reach your desired effect.
Instead of using the auto black and white function, try using grayscale. Click on Image, Mode and then select Convert to Grayscale. This will give your image more depth than a typical flat look when converting a color image to black and white.
Click on the Image, Adjustments and select Color Balance. Use the sliders against the color graph to chose the balance you require
Click on Image, Adjustments and select Color Balance. Use the sliders against the color graph to chose your balance.
Neutralize is an easy way to develop color matching and control your white balance. Click on Image, Adjustments, Match Color and then scroll down to select the Neutralize option
To give some light to dark shadows in your image, just click on: Image, Adjustments and select Shadow/Highlight. Move the slider around for the effect you want.
Increase point size Command (Mac) / Control (Win) + Shift + < Decrease point size Command (Mac) / Control (Win) + Shift + > Increase baseline Shift Option (Mac) / Alt (Win) + Shift + up arrow Decrease baseline Shift Option (Mac) / Alt (Win) + Shift + down arrow Increase kerning/tracking Option (Mac) /
With Layer Effects you can easily create common effects such as drop shadows and glows. However, you might want to put a more advanced spin on that effect. This technique shows you how to separate the layer effect from the layer using advanced blending options. Open the file that you need to add the overlay
