Raster images are stored in a computer in the form of a grid of picture elements, or pixels. These pixels contain the image's color and brightness information. Image editors with the help of advanced tools and commands can change the pixels to enhance the image in many ways. The pixels can be changed as a group, or individually, by the sophisticated algorithms within the image editors.
Some of the most useful tools and commands in Photoshop are: layers, image adjustment commands, paint brush, layer styles, layer effects, histogram, selection tools, cropping tool, plugins, color correction tools, and prepress tools.
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Batch Photo Processing in Photoshop
This video will teach you how to use some of the more advanced batch processing techniques to develop an action which resizes portrait and landscape images correctly and then puts a relative border on top of it all. Author: PictureSocial.com | Visits: 977 |
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How to Use Gradients in Photoshop
Simple tutorial demonstrating and describing how to use normal gradients and noise gradients in Adobe Photoshop. Author: VisualProgression.com | Visits: 1126 |
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Use the calculations command to mask from channels
A quick easy step by step tutorial that can really make a difference when masking from channels. Author: photoshoptalent | Visits: 939 |
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Power Shortcuts For Working With Layers In Photoshop
Get the most out of your time with Photoshop by learning these essential shortcuts for working with layers! Increase your productivity and boost your confidence as you take a giant leap forward on the road to Photoshop mastery! Includes shortcuts for both Photoshop CS2/CS3 and previous versions of Photoshop. Author: Photoshop Essentials | Visits: 1003 |
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Using Basic Tools in Photoshop
Extensive video on using the basic tools in Adobe Photoshop, includes instructions on how each tool can be used in different situations. Author: PictureSocial.com | Visits: 1086 |
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Creating, Saving and Using Custom Shape Sets
In Part 2 of our look at creating custom shapes in Photoshop, we learn how to collect and organize all the shapes we've created into easy-to-manage Custom Shape Sets! We also look at some best practices for how to avoid losing our shape sets if something goes wrong! Author: Photoshop Essentials | Visits: 265 |
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Creating Custom Shapes For Digital Scrapbooking
Whether you're into digital scrapbooking or just want to learn how much fun it is to create custom shapes in Photoshop, this tutorial is for you! In Part 1 of this two-part tutorial, we look at how to create a basic shape, how to add details to the shape, and how to then save it as a Custom Shape. We also learn how to change the color, size and angle of shapes, and how to use multiple copies of our shape in the same design! Author: Photoshop Essentials | Visits: 712 |
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How to use paths in Photoshop
This tutorial will walk you through how to use Paths in Photoshop. It explains the general workings of paths, as well as how to use them to do specific tasks. How to create vector shapes using paths, how to replicate and resize something as large as you'd like, how to use a brush along a path and have it fade out or get smaller as it goes, etc. The uses of paths in Photoshop are limitless! Author: Obsidian Dawn | Visits: 1164 |
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Beginners Guide to Photoshop Part 2
Now that you have read Pt.1 of this tutorial and are fairly comfortable with the tools offered by Photoshop, we can go one step further and see specific examples of their uses. But before we can go any further we need have a solid understanding of layers. Author: G3 Fusion | Visits: 670 |
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The Photoshop CS3 Workspace
Understand how the Photoshop CS3 workspace works. In this lesson, you'll learn how to customize your workspace and understand how the tools palette is organized. Author: Free Online Classes | Visits: 592 |
