Hi guys. I dunno if this tip already posted on the other threads. Anyways, just want to share some of useful techniques/tools of Photoshop which I'm sure you'll enjoy using them...

I'll post some series of techniques :::

LIQUIFY


This is powerful tool when it comes to manipulating photos. It will make your photos look hilarious. This is the same tool as KAI Goo, if you heard that one before.. Also, you can add, subtract, contour, distort specifically in one area of the body :-)

You access the tool by hitting Shift + Ctrl + X or go to Image - Liquify.

FYI, Some plastic surgeons use this tool before the said operation to show their patients how will they look after..

Anyways, try to play this tool , you'll love it...

Here are some samples...

Adding some humps :-)
http://www.geocities.com/errell2000/stock/module1.jpg

Adding
http://www.geocities.com/errell2000/stock/module2.jpg


~ errell :)

this has been posted a lot of times on different sites and by different you tube users.. check it outhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tR4GoLk0o50

this has been posted a lot of times on different sites and by different you tube users.. check it outhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tR4GoLk0o50

Yep seen this one.. But i dunno if was posted here.. Anyways, just for treats of the commands nalang.. hehehe.. Thanks for sharing this video to make it more in-action.... :)

~ errell

Here are some samples...

Adding some humps :-)
http://www.geocities.com/errell2000/stock/module1.jpg (http://www.geocities.com/errell2000/stock/module1.jpg)



I think you should be more careful in liquifying images. Look at how distorted the guy's pants is.

I think you should be more careful in liquifying images. Look at how distorted the guy's pants is.

Yep yep.. Just showing how liquify works.. for preview lang po..Actually she's a girl.. hehehe :)

I think Rob's referring to the leg behind the subject's tush...

Best to trace the area where you want the effect to "stop" with the pen tool prior to liquefying.

I think Rob's referring to the leg behind the subject's tush...

Best to trace the area where you want the effect to "stop" with the pen tool prior to liquefying.

thanks for clarifying my point. ^_^

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e331/marga_rette/ninoerrell.jpg

@nino i think this is what they are telling you.

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e331/marga_rette/ninoerrell.jpg

@nino i think this is what they are telling you.

Ah yeah.. na oversee ko ata message... sorry.. :-) yep your correct... my apology to that one.. :Grin:

Hey Nino,

I think you meant Filter > Liquefy =)

Hey Nino,

I think you meant Filter > Liquefy =)

Ah ok.. thanks for bringing up this one ... :-)

In older versions which im used to ( Photoshop 6 and older ) , you can view the Liquify tool under Image menu..

In newer version ( Photoshop 7 , CS, up) , you can go to Filter > Liquefy

or you can simply do the keyboard shortcut / tool in any version by simply hitting Shift + Ctrl + X

BTW, here are useful Photoshop keyboard techniques you can use..
PC and MAC.

http://morris-photographics.com/photoshop/shortcuts/index.html


Salamat salamat :)

~ errell

thanks! that is very useful especially for those who uses a tablet and would like to have a fast workflow.

thanks! that is very useful especially for those who uses a tablet and would like to have a fast workflow.

Yep yep :-) Your welcome Rob

but i don't see my self memorizing that 400++ keyboard shortcuts. hehehe. maybe with continued and repetitive use, it'll stick to my brain.