Archive | September, 2006

7 Photoshop Video Tips

By on September 19, 2006 in Photoshop, Tips, Tutorials

Our friends over at Watch And Learn Photoshop are releasing a few new products and have also released not one, not two, not three but seven free photoshop video tutorials/tips. Here they are: Levels Adjustment You may already know the basics of the levels adjustment tool, but in this video, Geoff Riggs will show you [...]

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Three new Photoshop Video Tutorials

By on September 16, 2006 in Miscellaneous, Photoshop, Tips, Tutorials

Three new short, free Photoshop Tutorials have been released by Watch and Learn Photoshop. The first tutorial shows you how you can turn a photo into a Polaroid. In my opinion these tutorials are really nice, not because you learn a step by step method to create an effect but because you see techniques that [...]

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Competition for the Best Stock Photo Of 2006

By on September 13, 2006 in General

Not exactly related to Photoshop but I believe a lot of people might be interested in this Competition. Stockvault, one of the most well known sites offering free stock photos has launched a competition for the Best Stock Photo of 2006. Obviously this is a photography competition and the prize for the winner is 1000$. [...]

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Grid Background and Grunge Borders Tutorials

By on September 13, 2006 in Photoshop, Tutorials

I suppose the title speaks for itself. These are two new free video Photoshop tutorials that aim to show to you how you can create a tiled Grid Background and Grunge Borders. These video tutorials are offered once again from Watch and Learn Photoshop. The first one shows a really easy way to create different [...]

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2 New Video Tutorials

By on September 6, 2006 in Photoshop, Tutorials

Two new free Video Photoshop Tutorials are available from WatchandLearnPhotoshop. The first one explains how you can use Photoshop’s batch processing features, in other words how to create and use actions for batch processing, one of the most time savings features of Photoshop. The tutorial shows an example of how you can apply a watermark [...]

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