Photoshop

The resourceful kids at Candy Glass Productions show how to use Google Street View + Photoshop to create an animation that spins around a reference building (in this case the CN Tower): [Via Ben Hansen]

In this tutorial from PSDTuts+ you will learn how to create a massive spiral firestorm as seen from space. Read more at PSDTuts…

Adam Whitcroft has released Batch – 300 Pictographs for Web & User Interface Design, each icon in the Batch PSD is a single shape layer, meaning they can be scaled up—or down—without loss of quality. Read more at www.adobetutorialz.com…

Create a bright turquoise metallic text effect using layer styles and simple brushes. Read more at TexTuts…

In this set, there are 5 high-resolution mountain cliffside brushes, for use in Photoshop.

There is no better set of tools in Photoshop for cleaning up spots and unwanted objects in a picture than this set of healing tools. Today we're going to focus on the Healing Brush.

In this tutorial by PhotoshopTutorials.ws. you will learn how to create a movie poster of a much popular zombie/virus theme. You will use a base photo and paint on top mostly everything and just finish up with the help of some textures. Read more at PhotoshopTutorials.ws…

In addition to HiDPI support, the new release (available via Adobe Labs) supports a number of new lens profiles plus the following cameras: Hasselblad H5D-60 Olympus PEN E-P5 Olympus PEN E-PL6 Phase One IQ260* Pentax Ricoh GR Panasonic LUMIX DMC-G6 Panasonic LUMIX DMC-LF1 Once Photoshop CC is available, this release will run there as well, but with new features (e.g. radial gradients) enabled. It’s worth noting the distinction between bug fixes, compatibility updates, and feature enhancements. Adobe has always delivered the first two for currently shipping software, and Photoshop CS6 falls into that camp. New features are reserved for new apps, and that’s where CC fits. [Via]

This tutorial will explain how to create a bold bright-textured slick text effect in Photoshop CS6. A simple pattern will be used to create the bump map, while some other material settings will be changed to create the final appearance. Read more at planetphotoshop.com…

PS Disasters reader Ulrike noticed something odd about this image.  Can you Spot The Disaster?  Speak up in the comment section and let us know what you think went wrong here! This image appeared in an email from the web service provider Web.de. The post Spot The Disaster: Web.de-saster appeared first on PSD : Photoshop Disasters .