We all know Photoshop is a powerful tool. In two tutorials, I'll take you through how to use Photoshop CS3's Lens Blur filter to do two things: today, we'll make images look like they were shot with a ...

Let us have a look at how these tools can help in blurring or pixelating part of an image, or the entire image. Keep in mind that this is just a trick and not a permanent solution to blur images. If ...

Yesterday, I showed you how to simulate a photograph taken with a tilt-shift lens by using Photoshop CS3's Lens Blur tool. Today, we'll do something a bit more practical: clipping out an object that's ...

A blurred image may be a mistake and disappointment when you view important pictures, but sometimes it's an intentional effect you want to add in. With Photoshop, you have complete control over the ...

‘2020 is a pretty good year to cover your face’ ‘2020 is a pretty good year to cover your face’ is a senior reporter who has covered AI, robotics, and more for eight years at The Verge. Encrypted ...

Skitch, part of the Evernote family, is a versatile tool for editing images on your Mac. While the Photos app doesn't offer a traditional blur tool, you can use the Retouch tool to achieve a similar ...

YouTube is launching a custom blurring tool today that will let filmmakers blur out any object in their videos. The video platform has offered a face-blurring tool since 2012, but the revamped desktop ...

Nudie-run cinematographers rejoice. YouTube has today introduced a very handy new feature that enables users to blur out moving objects in videos after they're ...

Secure messaging app Signal is adding a new tool that lets users blur faces in photos before sharing them. When activated, it automatically detects faces and blurs them. It also lets you manually blur ...

Most digital image formats are made up of millions of small squares called pixels. If the quality of an image is low or it has been over-magnified, pixelation can occur, which emphasizes the square ...

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. YouTube launched a tool in 2012 that allowed uploaders to blur the faces of people in their videos.