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Smart Objects in Photoshop Extended (video)

Posted on 29 September 2009 by D. Travis North

For those of you who have Photoshop Extended, there’s a great feature called Smart Objects that allow you to do all sorts of things, such as eliminating people from a scene using a stack of photos.  To demonstrate how powerful this feature is – and to provide a live example one can learn from – check out the following video (credit unknown):  They were all in love with life, drinking from a fountain

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About the Author: D. Travis North

D. Travis North is a professional Landscape Architect, a Freelance Photographer and founder of Shutter Photo. Travis likes to photograph urban environments, architectural details and has a new-found interest in close-up photography. His work can be found at D. Travis North Photography. Follow Travis on twitter: @dtnorth.

 
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