Movie Tutorial: Adobe Photoshop for Beginners
A 42-minute movie tutorial to get you up and running in Adobe Photoshop.
File Format: HD Movie Duration: 42 Minutes Software Used: Lightroom and Photoshop CC Skill Level: Beginner
This Photoshop CC tutorial starts by demonstrating why Lightroom, and not Photoshop, is now the best place for optimising files. The tutorial then goes on to demonstrate the image-making workflow that the layer-based editing workflow where Photoshop excels. The tutorial looks at selections, masking techniques and the power of the layer blend modes and how these are essential tools for high quality compositing workflows. Although designed for the beginner, this extended tutorial has lots to offer for the Intermediate user.
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