Providing perspective using the blur filter Brightening a subject with less shade and shadow Processing an image as if viewed through colored cellophane Making a photo more colorful by enhancing the saturation Overview Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Making a photo in sepia

Make a photo more colorful by increasing the saturation of the image. In this example, intentionally fade out the periphery of the photo, so that the photo appears to fit within an area that has been brushed.  Increase the saturation in [Hue/Saturation], duplicate the background layer, and set [Blending Mode] to [Screen]. Paint out the new background layer in white, and use [Layer Mask] to create the part where the image will remain visible and the other part where it will be invisible. Create a range of effects for the image by changing the shape of the brush in [Brush Picker]. 1. Increasing the saturation of the image to make it brighter Increase the saturation and duplicate the background layer. Blur the background layer to make the image look blurred. Increase the saturation of the duplicated layer, and set [Blending Mode] to [Screen]. 2. Making the image appear to fit within the area that has been brushed Create a new background layer and paint it out in white. Add [Layer Mask] and select black from [Blending Color]. Drag the image with the [Brush] tool so that the photo below becomes partially visible. Make it appear to be painted roughly with a brush. 3. Placing text in the image and making it appear to be blurred Enter text and make the settings. Use [Outer Glow] in [Layer Style] to make the text look blurred. Step 1

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