Bryan Oxley gave a superb
demonstration of how to use the clone stamp, healing brush and transform
menus in Photoshop & Elements to adjust an image to make it better
reflect reality. The talk also included an excellent introduction
to using layer masks.
Print tutorial on how to fix
the "bug" where clicking the "Print size" button in
Photoshop shows an incorrectly sized result. It's not really a bug
- it's a feature!
Get a free plug-in that lets
you use layer masks with your copy of Photoshop Elements.
Alternatively (but not as convenient) you can use the method describe further
down this page
Printable tutorial which
explains how to record an action that converts a colour image to mono
using the Red, Green and Blue channels with maximum flexibility.
Photoshop's Pen Tool can be
used to trace a very precise path around an object. This path will
be saved with the image so it can be re-edited at any time. Once
drawn a path can be converted to a selection - the most versatile and
flexible way to make selections in Photoshop.
Making a convincing selection
around hair or fur is a task for which Photoshop's usual selection tools
are not really suited. This tutorial explains in detail two
possible approaches and also links to some other good resources.