Haze Removal in Photoshop Elements – Instructions

Haze Removal in Photoshop Elements - Instructions: A picture of a user applying Haze Removal in Photoshop Elements.
Haze Removal in Photoshop Elements: Overview             Haze Removal in Photoshop Elements lets you manually remove haze or fog from an image. This helps if you do not like the results produced by using the “Auto Haze Removal” tool. To apply Haze Removal in Photoshop Elements to manually remove haze or fog, first select the
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Create Keyword Tags in Photoshop Elements – Instructions

Create Keyword Tags in Photoshop Elements - Instructions: A picture of the “Create Keyword Tag” dialog box within Photoshop Elements.
Create Keyword Tags in Photoshop Elements: Overview             You can create keyword tags in Photoshop Elements within the Organizer. Keyword tags are identifiers you can assign to selected images to help you organize the images. Tags categorize photos within an album. Tags are categorized in the form of people, places, events, or any other custom
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Duplicate a Layer in Photoshop Elements – Instructions

Duplicate a Layer in Photoshop Elements - Instructions: A picture of a user duplicating a layer in Photoshop Elements.
Duplicate a Layer in Photoshop Elements: Overview             You can quickly duplicate a layer in Photoshop Elements. Doing this then creates another copy of the layer’s content in the same image or within a different image file. You can also duplicate a layer within an image file that has a different pixel resolution. However, doing
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Rotate a Photo in Lightroom Classic CC – Instructions

Rotate a Photo in Lightroom Classic CC – Instructions: A picture of a user rotating a photo in Lightroom Classic CC.
Rotate a Photo in Lightroom Classic CC: Overview             You can easily rotate a photo in Lightroom Classic CC. You can also flip photos in Lightroom Classic CC. There are several different ways to flip and rotate photos in the Develop module by using Menu Bar commands. To rotate a photo in Lightroom Classic CC,
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Replace Color in Photoshop Elements – Instructions

Replace Color in Photoshop Elements - Instructions: A picture of the “Replace Color” dialog box in Photoshop Elements.
Replace Color in Photoshop Elements: Overview             You can replace color in Photoshop Elements by using the “Replace Color” command. The “Replace Color” command lets you replace a color in an image with another color. To replace color in Photoshop Elements, you create a mask. You then adjust the hue and saturation of the selected
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The Stroke Command in Photoshop Elements- Instructions

The Stroke Command in Photoshop Elements- Instructions: A picture of the “Stroke” dialog box in Photoshop Elements.
The Stroke Command in Photoshop Elements: Overview             The Stroke command in Photoshop Elements lets you paint a colored border around a selection or layer in Elements. This applies an outline to your image selection or selected layer in Photoshop Elements. To perform the Stroke command in Photoshop Elements, first make a selection to stroke
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Blur or Sharpen Images in Photoshop Elements- Instructions

Blur or Sharpen Images in Photoshop Elements: A picture of a user blurring photo details by using the Blur Tool in Photoshop Elements.
Blur or Sharpen Images in Photoshop Elements: Overview             This lesson shows you how to blur or sharpen images in Photoshop Elements. The Blur Tool lets you soften hard edges and reduce fine detail in an image. The Blur Tool shares the same location as the Smudge Tool in the Toolbox within Photoshop Elements. Contrary
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The Sponge Tool in Photoshop Elements – Instructions

The Sponge Tool in Photoshop Elements - Instructions: A picture of a user increasing color saturation in a photo by using the Sponge Tool in Photoshop Elements.
The Sponge Tool in Photoshop Elements: Overview             You use the Sponge Tool in Photoshop Elements to make subtle changes to the color saturation of an area. To use the Sponge Tool in Photoshop Elements, select that button from the Toolbox and Tool Options Bar. Note that the Sponge Tool shares the same button in the
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