Adobe Photoshop Actions & Digital Editing Tutorials

Digital Editing Index

-- Adobe Photoshop Actions --
Download Original Adobe Photoshop Frames Action
Create professional frames for your photography from an assortment of wooden frames and multiple textured mattes.
Download Bi-Level Adobe Photoshop Frames Action
Create professional bi-level frames for your photography with an assortment of textured mattes.
Download Oval Adobe Photoshop Frames Action
Create professional oval frames for your photography with an assortment of wooden/porcelain frames and multiple textured mattes.
Download Dynamic Range Adobe Photoshop Action Set
The Dynamic Range Set can really extend the dynamic range of your image.
Download Bill's Oil Painting Adobe Photoshop Action
Change your photograph into a beautiful oil painting.
Download Black & White Adobe Photoshop Action
Create professional black and white photographs similar to the ones you admire the most.
Download B&W + Tint Tones Adobe Photoshop Action
Convert your color picture into a black & white photograph with 6 separate sepia tone layers or 6 separate tint tone layers.
Download Swap Color Channels Adobe Photoshop Action
For those wanting to explore Color Infrared Photography, these actions will give some interesting effects.
Download Blown Sky Adobe Photoshop Action
Fix the blown sky in some of your photographs.
Download Bud's Mitered Photoshop Frames Action
This action will give you a wide assortment of types of frames to match any of your favorite photographs.
Download IR Channel Adobe Photoshop Action
For those photographers who use infrared filters.
Download Brandon's Adobe Photoshop Actions
This action set currently contains 17 different actions.
Download Diet Pill/Blown Sky Adobe Photoshop Action
This action eliminates those extra pounds that the camera adds plus also corrects those blown out, white skies.
Download Color Cast Adobe Photoshop Action
This action is an easy way to rid photos of any nasty color cast with one click.
Download Bill's Double Adobe Photoshop Frames Action
Create professional double frames for your photography.

-- Adobe Photoshop Tutorials --
Correcting Chromatic Aberrations Tutorial
Use this Adobe Photoshop technique to decrease the visibility of the chromatic aberrations.
Adding Blue Sky & Clouds Photoshop Tutorial
Use this Adobe Photoshop technique to add blue sky & clouds.
Digital Image Recovery
If it looks like your data is gone; erased, reformatted, overwritten or corrupted it is still often possible to retrieve it.
Using The History Brush With Unsharp Mask USM
The history brush will enable you to sharpen or blur a small section of your photograph.
Combine Monotone With Color Tutorial
Use the history brush to combine monotone with color to produce a new look for your photograph.
Retouching Blemishes With Gaussian Blur
Sometimes the rubber stamp will not remove the blemishes from your photographs. The history brush is very effective.
Blue Sky Enhancements Photoshop Tutorial
Use this Adobe Photoshop technique to add a vibrant blue sky to your photograph.
Sharpen The Hair and Eyes Photoshop Tutorial
Use this Adobe Photoshop technique to add sharpness to the hair and eyes in your photograph.
How To Use The Batch Process
How to use the same Adobe Photoshop action on multiple images.
How Create A Double Exposure Photograph
With the use of Adobe Photoshop, you can create your own multiple exposure photographs.
Advanced Blue Sky Photoshop Tutorial
Use this Adobe Photoshop technique to enhance the blue sky and clouds in your photograph.
Add Fog Photoshop Tutorial
Add a little fog to your photograph to give your photograph a totally different look.
Black & White Conversion Tutorial
Sometimes you might want to change your photograph to black & white to give your photograph a totally different look.
Enhancing Exposure Latitude Tutorial
This Adobe Photoshop technique may allow you to enhance the highlight and shadow information contained in the image.
Using 50% Gray To Enhance The Exposure
Using 50% gray, this Adobe Photoshop technique may allow you to enhance the highlight and shadow information contained in the image.
Eliminating The Halo Photoshop Tutorial
Using this very easy Adobe Photoshop technique will add more sharpness without leaving the nasty haloes.
Unsharpen Mask Photoshop Tutorial USM
Here are some USM settings to use with great results to make the digital images look like film.
Dodge or Burn Photoshop Tutorial
There are now many different ways to correct lighting and exposure with much more finesse than the Dodge or Burn tools.
Color Profiles for Beginners
Profiles are quite important to getting good prints.
Washed Out Sky Photoshop Tutorial
Use this Adobe Photoshop techique to add color in the sky.
Adjusting Contrast & Bring Out Shadows
Here are steps to quickly adjust contrast and bring out some shadow detail.
Creating Light Effects Templates
It’s seldom when shooting outdoor wildlife images when the light catches the scene just right.
Creating Your Own Actions
Don’t be afraid to record your Adobe Photoshop actions. Persistence pays off.
Digital Restoration Photoshop Tutorial
Restoring images from sources other than your digital camera is a time consuming but satisfying way to utilize and expand your image editing skills.
Learn About Editing Software
This is where having the right software can make the difference between having a good image and hitting the delete button.
Noise Elimination Photoshop Tutorial
Digital photography brings yet more noise into our lives, BUT this time I can take full control.
Making the Mundane Image Work
You might be pleasantly surprised when a nice image emerges from playing around with filters and plugins.
Making Cuts From Flowers Tutorial
Sometimes the background of a lovely flower or another subject is so messy, you do not want to use the captured image as it comes from the camera. One alternative is to provide a new background.
Which File Format - Raw Versus Jpg File
A perfectly exposed JPG shot is far inferior in quality to a correctly exposed and processed RAW image.
Reasons To Use Raw Files
There are many reasons to use a RAW file format and here are a few of them.
Tapestry Technique Photoshop Tutorial
Have you admired those tapestries you see hanging on the walls in old buildings like castles or the Vatican?
Reflections Technique Photoshop Tutorial
You can make your own reflections using a couple of Adobe Photoshop filters.
Glowing Edges Technique Photoshop Tutorial
Sometimes photo of flowers can be a little dark and could use a little brightening to make them pop.
General Workflow Instructions
This tutorial has some general work flow techniques.
Black & White Conversion Tutorial
There are several ways to convert color images to Black & White using Adobe Photoshop.
Digitally Converting Color to Black & White
There is a current resurgence and rediscovery of the art of Black & White photography.
How Do I Get More Contrast Tutorial
I hear time and time again that an image needs more contrast.

My Outdoor Eyes Photography Blog
The Pink Water Willow Wildflowers Are Blooming By Cape Cod Waters!

The Water Willows are in full bloom near the waters and swamps on Cape Cod. You can see them on the boardwalk on The Red Maple Swamps Trail at Fort Hill or going over the bridge on the Silver Spring Trail at the Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary. They are so pretty and so unique. (Click … Continue reading The Pink Water Willow Wildflowers Are Blooming By Cape Cod Waters! →

Red-Spotted Purple Butterfly In Provincetown On Cape Cod!

I had a little extra time on my way to Provincetown, so I stopped at the Beech Forest Trail to see what I could find. Oh my! Thank goodness I brought my camera! There were birds, butterflies and dragonflies galore! And I didn’t even have to walk more than 10 yards. Wow! (Click on blog … Continue reading Red-Spotted Purple Butterfly In Provincetown On Cape Cod! →

Beautiful Early Morning Reflection At Rock Harbor On Cape Cod.

I loved this reflection of the boats at Rock Harbor early the other morning. It was about 6:00 am and low tide so the boats couldn’t go out yet. There was no one else around… perfect! So pretty, don’t you think?