One Minute Tip - Photoshop Wednesdays (iPod)
Summary: The One Minute Tips' - Photoshop Wednesdays is a collection of short Videocasted tips created especially for Adobe Photoshop Users. Each week the show will cover tips, tricks and tools found in Adobes Award winning graphics editing application.
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- Artist: John W Chambers
- Copyright: John W. Chambers 2004-2009
Podcasts:
Moving "in to" and "out of" an image efficiently.
What unit of measurement do you use in Photoshop? Inches, Millimeters, Pixels, Points...
To be efficient in Photoshop you "must" know the keyboard shortcuts.
A new series for the Adobe Photoshop user. Let's start out with resetting "all" of the tools in this monster of an application.
Remember learning... do not scaling an image in Photoshop? Well, with Smart Objects, we can now break that rule.
Use the Window pulldown menu to select Arrange. Here you will find a world of viewing choice
Quick and easy alignment for items on your canvas. Turn Smart Guides on from the Windows Menu - Show - Smart Guides.
Yet another way to create masks in Photoshop CS4. Today we will learn to create pixel and victor masks using the Mask Tab.
Use Adobes build in screen sharing utility. Adobe Connect Now for free. Find it under the File Menu.
Create notes and comments inside a Photoshop document.
Not as powerful a Adobe Flash, but you can make some very cool and somewhat technical animations with the Animation Palette.
It only takes a few simple steps to display your Photoshop artwork in Fullscreen Mode. Use use the Tab and F keys on your keyboard.
Photoshop actions are amazing, but can be difficult to master. Here is a very simple action to help you get started on the road to automation.
Layer masks, with its many steps can be a little difficult to set up. Using the Paste Into command will create quick and easy layer masks.
Layer Comps are used remember the settings of the Layer Palette. Layer Comps are useful for creating different renditions or themes that are quickly accessible. In this example Layer Comps are used to create a series of web buttons in a single Photoshop document.
