Create black & white effects in Photoshop with a Wacom

Create black & white effects in Photoshop with a Wacom

There are lots of ways to convert color photos to black and white or work with black and white effects in Photoshop. In this tutorial Colin Smith shows you how to use the pressure sensitive tools with a Wacom tablet and Photoshop to create masking effects and other black and white effects on photos.

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TLCimagine 3 months ago
I really need some help plz. i found a website that a photographer changes his images and I absolutely love the effect, but have no idea what he does.( Not sure if I can just post the website). Also, some ideas for some great effects for dog photos.
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