Photoshop Basics
A fantastic starting point for the beginner and a valuable reference for the more advanced, join us as we break down every major tool Photoshop has to offer.
Learn every major tool in Photoshop, from Healing Brush Tool to the Clone Stamp Tool and Erasers to Masks. We take you through a professional workflow and introduce you to all the techniques you’ll need to unlock your creativity.
8 Sample Images | 2 RAW Images
Prepare to dive in head first and tackle some of Photoshop’s most powerful tools. Never look at layers and their endless amount of adjustments the same way again. Take your knowledge to an intermediate level in Photoshop with this tutorial.
7 Sample Images | 3 RAW Images | 1 Photoshop Action
Learn the most advanced tools and techniques Photoshop has to Offer. Master 3D and learn how to work and control a 3D environment. Get a complete understanding of the Pen Tool, Paths, Vector Paths, Smart Objects, and much more!
Photoshop | Advanced | 5.25 hours
7 Sample Images | 2 RAW Images | 2 Graphics
We all need to start somewhere. Photoshop is an immense program with a tool, tab, or technique to accomplish any creative task. We break down the fundamentals of over 60 tools from the Brush Tool, to the Pen Tool, to Channels and more!
60 Sample Images
The Quick Mask Tool is great whenever you are working with selection tools. It helps clearly define what you do and do not have selected.
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Not happy with the changes you made? Go back in time using History. Photoshop records all of your actions and allows you to go back to previous versions of your image.
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One of the most essential tools in Photoshop, the Crop Tool can help you remove empty space from a photo, adjust composition, or change aspect ratio.
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Perfect for retouching areas that contain a hard edge or line, the Clone Stamp Tool is one of the go-to tools for any retoucher, composite artist, or photo editor.
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There are several ways to blur objects in Photoshop, but the Blur Tool comes with a number of ways to control and fine tune it. Unlike Blur Filters, The Blur Tool allows you to precisely apply a blur to certain areas in an image.
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