5 AMAZING PHOTOSHOP tips you probably DON’T KNOW
5 Amazing Photoshop Tips
Hi everyone!
Here are 5 Photoshop Tips that I know you are going to love.
Let me know in the comments, how many of these are new to you?
Thanks for checking out these tips,
Which one was your favoriate?
Colin
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Colin, you probably do this already, but I find that I can match tones easily when moving a copied part of an image to its new location–I use curves on the new layer (jumped content from original photograph) until the tones match it’s new location.
Thanks Colin great tips!! I am not a Photoshop officianado so these tips are a great help. Keep up the good work.
Yes, these are great tips. But I need some kind of hard copy, i.e. something like a Cheat Sheet to refer to until I learn them. Refering back to this video is going to be tedious and not very effective.
Eventually I will get around to writing ALL of the tutorials, right now, most of them have a written element, it just takes me about 1/2 day each to do them 🙂
Thanks for the reply, Colin. Much appreciated. I’ll look forward to the “Cheat Sheets” and/or any written instructions. 🙂