Room for Change

Did you ever want to see what a room in your house would look like with a new coat of paint and some brand-new furniture before you ever visited your local home-improvement store or furniture outlet? Pete Collins puts on his interior decorating hat and shows us how to take a photo of a room, strip everything to the bare walls, and then realistically paint the walls and add furniture, plants, and picture frames—all in Photoshop. This is much more fun then cleaning all those painting tools and lifting heavy couches.

What’s New in the 2015 Release of Photoshop CC

When Adobe made the switch to the Creative Cloud, they promised regular updates to all of their applications, and so far they haven’t disappointed. Recently, they announced the availability of the 2015 release of Creative Cloud, which included numerous new features and upgrades in Photoshop CC and a couple of very nice features in Lightroom CC. Corey and RC cover all the major new features and how they’ll improve your workflow and creativity.

Photoshop Tips

Design Makeover

Card Making

Photography Secrets

Ten Secrets for Architectural Photography

From the Help Desk

Down & Dirty Tricks

Beginner’s Workshop

How to Replace Wall Art

Dynamic Range

Linked Smart Objects

Photoshop Proving Ground

Taking Perspective Warp Beyond the Expected

Beyond Photoshop

Painting Your House with Photoshop

Light It

Interior Architectural Photography with Tungsten Lights

From the Editor

Contributing Writers

About Photoshop User Magazine

KelbyOne Community

Exposed: Industry News

After the Shoot

The One-Page Website

Lightroom Workshop

Fixing Lens Distortion Problems

Under the Loupe

Printing Everything from Standard-Sized Frame Prints to Calendars

Maximum Workflow

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Lightroom Questions and Answers

Lightroom Tips and Tricks