Photographic Conversions

Turn photographic images into works of art with the Mixer Brush tool in Photoshop.

Powerful
Portraits with Just One Light

With just one light and a modifier or two, it’s easy to capture amazing images.

Changing Channels

Learn how channels can help you make better selections and edit the color in your images.

Getting Creative with the New Profile Browser

Martin Evening explores the new Profile Browser for creative effects.

Pushing Layer Styles to the Max

Creative layer effects can keep your images and designs from breaking down and being left in the dark.

How to Create Amazing Images in a Home Studio

Learn how to capture powerful portraits in a small home studio.

Retro
Strikes Back!

Exploring the past can inspire your present and future designs.

Creative Multiple Exposure with a Single Flash

Learn how to light up a subject as if you have multiple flashes, when in reality you’re only using one flash.

Photoshop to
the Rescue!

What do you do when that almost-perfect photo has one little flaw? Fix it in Photoshop, of course!

Creating Environmental HDR Portraits

Learn how to capture and create natural-looking HDR environmental portraits.

It's Time to Stop the Destruction!

A nondestructive workflow isn't only about flexibility, it's also about accuracy, efficiency, and creativity.

Shooting in
Chilly Weather

Learn how to capture amazing images when the weather turns cold.

Transformations, Warps, and Liquify, Oh My!

Use Transform Warp, Puppet Warp, and Liquify to turn and twist your subject into the perfect form.

Use the Power
of Range Mask
to Ignite Your Images

The new Range Mask feature can help you fine-tune all of your local adjustments.

Scott Kelby’s
12th Annual Gonzo Holiday Gear Guide

Scott Kelby helps you pick out the perfect gifts for all the photographers in your life

Lightroom Classic vs. Lightroom CC

Scott Kelby and Rob Sylvan help us better understand the differences between the two new versions of Lightroom.

18th Annual
100 Photoshop Hot Tips

You don't have to be a Photoshop prognosticator to get all the best tips!

Shedding Light
on the Latest Versions of Lightroom

Learn all about the new Lightroom ecosystem!

Mastering
Photoshop Filters

Cultivate better images and graphic designs with Photoshop Filters

The Art of the
Self-Portrait

Learn to be a better photographer through the practice of self-portraiture

Making a
Big Splash

Photoshop plug-ins are engineered to increase your productivity and creativity.

LR and PS:
A Powerful Editing Team

Learn to use Lightroom and Photoshop together for processing better images

Better Selections and Masking

Once you master selections in Photoshop, your imagination will be set free

Exploring the Exposure Triangle

The first step to taking great photographs is to master the exposure triangle.

Photoshop Special Effects

Adding finishing effects to your images will have your clients screaming for more

Transform a Day Photo into a Night Photo!

With the power of Lightroom, you can turn a brightly lit sky into a night sky, turn on street lamps, and light up windows.

What Lies Below

Dive into the world of layers and learn why they're so important to everything you do in Photoshop.

Capturing Amazing Images of Birds in Flight

Rick Sammon shares all of his secrets for shooting birds in flight.

Portrait Retouching:
Men vs. Women

When it comes to retouching men vs. women, the features we want to accentuate or diminish are oceans apart.

Tethering for Better B&W

Learn how to use tethering in Lightroom to create beautiful B&W portraits and fashion images.

Sharpening Workflow

Martin Evening tells us how and when to use the tools in Adobe Camera Raw and Photoshop to keep our images looking sharp.

Under the Loupe

Learn how to start over from scratch in Lightroom without losing all of your hard work.

The Photoshop Ecosystem

Learn how to use the Creative Cloud and mobile apps to take your productivity on the road.

Lightroom Laboratory

In this brand-new column by Serge Ramelli, learn how to turn a photograph taken in bad weather into an amazing shot in Lightroom.

Holiday Gear Guide

It's hard to believe that it's been 11 years since Scott Kelby started his "Gonzo Holiday Gear Guide" tradition in Photoshop User.

Developing the Shot

Using Dehaze as a local adjustment with the Graduated Filter.

Painting in the 21st Century

Photoshop, graphics tablets, and pen computers have given modern-day artists the power to push their creativity beyond the limits of their imaginations.

100 Photoshop Hot Tips

These tips will not only help boost your productivity but they’ll also kick your creativity into high gear.

Lightroom Workshop

Using image overlay to fit images to your layout.

Maximum Workflow

LandscapePro is a new plug-in from Anthropics.

Lightroom vs. Capture One Pro

Some reviewers claim that Capture One Pro checkmates Lightroom when it comes to rendering RAW files.

Adding Contrast (& How to Use the Tone Curve)

If I had to point to the biggest problem I see in most people’s images, it’s that their images look flat.

Taking Stock

Overcome creative challenges by skillfully using stock assets.

Under the Loupe

Customizing preference and catalog settings.

Working Together

The applications and features in Adobe Creative Cloud work well together, and also help photographers and designers work better together.

Lightroom Mobile

It was inevitable that Adobe would have to create a new way to handle and process files on phones and tablets.

The Demo Reel

Create amazing video demo reels in Photoshop to help jump-start new career opportunities.

Photoshop World 2016

The conference that will carry you away to new worlds of creativity, inspiration, and fun.

Fixing Family Photos in Lightroom

Let’s look to Lightroom to see what can be done to improve or outright fix the most common problems plaguing our family photos.

Creativity Anywhere

Adobe Creative Cloud mobile apps will help keep your creativity in sync.

Processing Realistic Starscapes

For every outdoor photographer comes a challenge to capture this often awe-inspiring event that occurs with every turn of our globe.

WYSIWYG Printing

Getting your prints to match what’s onscreen.

Setting the White Balance

I always start editing my photos by setting the white balance first, because if you get the white balance right, the color is right, and your color correction problems pretty much go away.

10th Annual Gonzo Holiday Gear Guide

To be listed here, they have to be products that I use myself, and that I absolutely love, and now can’t live without.

Using One-Click Presets

Lightroom comes with a number of built-in Develop module presets that you can apply to any photo with just one click.

Chromatic Grayscale

Vincent Versace is an internationally recognized pioneer in the art and science of digital photography, so we were beyond excited when he agreed to teach us how to make better black-and-white images.

Creating Black-and-White Images

There are two auto conversion methods for converting your images from color to black and white.

The Amazing 100 Photoshop Hot Tips

You don't need to fall into a vat of acid or be bitten by a radioactive insect to have Photoshop superpowers that will help you crush your productivity enemies.

Lightroom Workshop

Client proofing using Lightroom on your mobile device.

Architectural Photography

Learn how to take amazing exterior and interior shots and then edit them from the ground up in Photoshop.

The One-Page Website

There are times when you’ll need to share a whole series of images with your client so he can pick the images that he’ll ultimately want to use.

After the Shoot

Importing and culling images from outdoor shoots.

Outdoor Photography

From wildlife to outdoor portraits, learn how to create captivating images that will have a world of impact.

New Features in Lightroom CC

I think Adobe has really done a great job with Lightroom CC, with many added features that will make your workflow easier and more powerful.

Don't Get Soft On Hardware

It’s important to ensure that the products that support your work are able to handle the archvillains of today’s digital age.

RAW + JPEG in Lightroom

How Lightroom handles RAW + JPEG files, and does it make sense to use this mode in your camera

Creating a Realistic Composite

Learn everything you need to know to create awesome composites in Photoshop.

The Great Watermark Debate

The pros and cons of watermarking and how the Lightroom Watermark Editor can simplify the process

A Lightroom Wedding Workflow

Let’s explore some ways to be more productive in Lightroom.

Cloning, Cleaning, and Healing

Efficient options to minimize your postcapture editing

Photography, Branding, and Design

What should you consider when creating your brand?

8 Bit, 16 Bit, 32 Bit

What does bit-depth mean for digital photographers?

Developing a Business Plan

I often hear people say that they’re creative, but they’re not that good at business, or that they’re business-minded but not really the artsy type.

The Develop Module

Take a look at how the Lens Corrections panel can help you build an incredible portfolio

Gonzo Holiday Gear Guide

Featuring an unbridled collection of 100% absolutely necessary gear that there’s no way we can see clear to live another minute of our hopeless, desperate lives without.

Lightroom 5 Beta

Check out the major features and minor improvements to the Lightroom experience

Photographic Illusions

In this type of portrait, the planning of the setup and shots is just as important—or perhaps more important—as the postproduction.

Soft Proofs

How to get picture-perfect prints every time

Mid-Day Madness

What’s a photographer to do when the light isn’t as obviously beautiful as it is at dawn or dusk?

Color Workflow

Working between Lightroom 4 and Photoshop CS6

Creating Motion Graphics in Photoshop

Photoshop has long been the standard for static image processing, but in this day of social media and smartphones we need it to do more.

DNG Crash Course

Five reasons why DNG is the best format for RAW images

Natural Selections

Creating better and faster selections in Photoshop.

32-Bit HDR

Blend multiple exposures into a 32-bit image for greater control and realism

Altered States

Compositing with photographic elements can crack open a limitless realm of wonderful possibilities.

Photoshop for Professional Video

While many Photoshop users immediately think Photoshop is only used for photography, it’s actually used to manipulate pixels of all kinds.

Superfast Portrait Retouching

Self-employed photographers must follow many rules, but without clients walking through the door, none of those rules matter.

Photoshop and Lightroom: The Dynamic Duo

Photoshop and Lightroom are at the core of many photographers’ imaging workflows.

The Digital Laboratory

Our lab is Photoshop, and all its tools are our bubbling beakers and sizzling electrodes.

Scott Kelby’s 8th Annual Gonzo Holiday Gear Guide

Scott Kelby’s 8th Annual Gonzo Holiday Gear Guide

3D Type Effects

Manipulate and render 3D Type in Photoshop, with high-end 3D application results

14th Annual 100 Photoshop Hot Tips Issue

Sports Photography by Design

Capture the perfect moment.

Lights, Camera, Photoshop

How to create, edit, and share videos online with the help of Photoshop

Life Is Suite

When and How to Combine the Extraordinary Applications in the Adobe Creative Suite

Postprocessing Techniques for Landscape Photography

From bright skies to dark foregrounds to just about everything in between—learn to overcome Mother Nature's toughest challenges

The Wedding Issue

Everything you need to know to create better wedding and portrait images in Photoshop and Lightroom

Retouching to the Rescue

Retouch, replace, rebuild, or resurrect. Learn how to recognize which skills are required and what tools to use for professional results.

Going Retro

Create authentic retro style effects on modern images

Scott Kelby's Holiday Gear Guide

Jam-packed with cool stuff that you absolutely don't need but desperately want

Nondestructive Photoshop

Edit, tweak, change, and adjust images without permanently damaging the original

100 Photoshop Hot Tips

The world's best Photoshop instructors put together their top 100 Photoshop tips

Layer Styles

Take advantage of what is arguably the most powerful feature in Photoshop

Get Sharp

Pushing sharpness, details, and contrast of your images to the extreme

CS6: From the Inside

Senior Product Manager, Bryan O'Neil Hughes, gives us an inside look at the making of Photoshop CS6.

Crazy Deadline, No Budget

Time-tested methods and resources for being on time and staying within your budget

Going Hollywood

Creating classic black-and-white portraits

The Third Dimension

Using 3D to bring your 2D Photoshop designs to life

Come Together

The secrets of realistic image compositing