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September 25th, 2012
Azamat "Bohed" E.
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Photoshop is probably the greatest software for photo editing. There are many talented digital artists that make the most out of it. And
As I informed you before, I wrote another Photoshop Manual for MakeUseOf.com –
As I promised before, I’ve finished writing another Photoshop Guide titled “An Idiot’s Guide to Photoshop, Part 4: Advanced Features and Fun Photo Effects” for MakeUseOf.com and now it is available for free download. No matter whether you are a beginner or an advanced Photoshop user, this guide will teach you some cool things for sure.
Guys at Adobe never stop surprising us with new features and everytime an update is released Photoshop users get excited about what’s it gonna be like. While some of us still haven’t got over Content-Aware magic, others already trying the new stuff.
Most of Photoshop users think they are getting the most of it without any settings changed. Well, I am not talking about monster machines, but those who work with Photoshop on average computers will find those tips useful.
I’ve finished writing the Third part of Photoshop Guides for
Ever since Google launched their Google + Pages I was plotting and scheming on writing a tutorial about creating a nice animated scrapbook for the page. By the way, the scrapbook is the header of your profile page where you can display 5 images from your Photos.
If you have ever used Photoshop for any project where alignment/layout of elements is very important then you are familiar with Guides. Especially web designers, who deal with templates know what I am talking about. And calculating guide spaces is not the sweetest part of the job. Some skip this part and put guides relying on their eyes. But it’s not accurate.
I am currently working over another PDF guide on Photoshop, that’s why I thought it would be cool to give you the first two parts of the series. These guides are best for beginners – once you go through them you will not be scared when you open Photoshop for the first time.




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