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Steve Caplin is a freelance photomontage artist based in London, whose satirical illustrations have appeared in newspapers and magazines around the world. He is the author of the best-selling How to Cheat in Photoshop, and runs the 2 Minute Photoshop YouTube channel. His free library of Photoshop resources can be found at photoshop.london.
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See all articlesUsing the Photo Restoration Neural Filter in Photoshop
This Neural Filter uses AI to remove scratches and other damage, and enhance facial features. But it's not a replacement for a professional retoucher yet.
Parametric Filters in Photoshop: First Look
The Parametric Filters are a collection of tools under development for creating effects in Photoshop effects. Here are five for you to try out.
Nano Banana and Flux Kontext Pro: Using Third-Party AI Models in Photoshop
Partner models add powerful new options for Generative AI in Photoshop
Using the Harmonize Tool in Photoshop
Learn how the Harmonize AI tool in Photoshop can make images from different sources look as if they belong in the same scene.
Generative AI for Digital Artists: Miracle Cure or Poisoned Chalice?
Generative AI has come a long way in a short time, but what does it mean for someone trying to make a living as a digital artist?
How to Create Dynamic Text in Photoshop
Learn how to create dynamic text in Photoshop that expands to fill each line in a container full of text.
How to Adjust Colors Using Photoshop’s Contextual Task Bar
Learn how to use the Photoshop Adjust Colors feature to make quick, non-destructive color edits to your photo's most prominent colors.
How to Adjust Colors in Photoshop Using Hue and Saturation
Learn how to manipulate an image’s colors using Photoshop’s Hue and Saturation sliders.
How to Use Photoshop’s Automatic Face Selection Tools
Learn how to make adjustments to a model’s headshot using Photoshop’s Object Selection tool, which isolates each facial feature without the need for manual selections.
How to Use Photoshop’s Automatic Landscape Selection Tools
Learn how to isolate and manipulate individual components in a landscape photo—such as sky, mountains, vegetation, and any architecture— in Photoshop without making any manual selections.
