Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner today conitnues our look at the “actions panel” in Adobe Photoshop. While pretty basic, this video looks at how to load and then play actions.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner today conitnues our look at the “actions panel” in Adobe Photoshop - specifically, this video covers how to begin to record actions.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner today introduces us to the “actions panel” in Adobe Photoshop (over the next month or so, we’ll take a closer look at how to play and record actions).

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner today continues on from our past bunch of ‘Photoshop Monday’ videos by looking at how to composite selections in Adobe Photoshop (basically how to merge several photographs together - in future videos, we’ll take a closer look at how to match the composites up better).

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner today looks at how to use the refine edge command to fine tune selections in Adobe Photoshop.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner continues on from last month or so of videos where we learned how to use the magic wand tool, how to utilize the selection tool in Adobe Photoshop, the double life of the selection tools in Adobe Photoshop, a look at the various lasso tools in Adobe Photoshop and how to use the pen tool as a selection tool in Adobe Photoshop. This week, we look at how to use the quick selection tool in Adobe Photoshop.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner continues on from last several weeks where we learned how to use the magic wand tool, how to utilize the selection tool in Adobe Photoshop, the double life of the selection tools in Adobe Photoshop and a look at the various lasso tools in Adobe Photoshop. This week, we look at how to use the pen tool as a selection tool in Adobe Photoshop (pretty neat, eh?).

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner continues on from last couple of weeks where we learned how to utilize the selection tool in Adobe Photoshop, the double life of the selection tools in Adobe Photoshop and a look at the various lasso tools in Adobe Photoshop. This week, we look at how to use the magic wand tool in Adobe Photoshop.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner continues on from last couple of weeks where we learned how to utilize the selection tool in Adobe Photoshop and the double life of the selection tools in Adobe Photoshop. This week, we look at the various lasso tools in Adobe Photoshop.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner continues on from last week where we learned how to utilize the selection tool in Adobe Photoshop. This week, we look at a couple of different uses for the selection tool, and the differences between modifying the selection, and actually changing the location of the pixels. If you’re just getting into Photoshop, or want to learn how to use Photoshop to its fullest potential, you may want to check out the Total Training Online and DVD Software Training full packages (like photography classes, but you can do it all online on your own time). I’ve used Total Training myself, and I highly recommend them - check out their library of online classes today.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner today brings us back to basics and discusses how to use the Selection Tool in Adobe Photoshop. If you’re just getting into Photoshop, or want to learn how to use Photoshop to its fullest potential, follow along with these weekly videos by Total Training.

While these short, weekly videos are packed full of great tips and tricks, if you want to get the most out of Adobe Photoshop, you may want to check out the Total Training Online and DVD Software Training full packages (like photography classes, but you can do it all online on your own time). I’ve used Total Training myself, and I highly recommend them - check out their library of online classes today.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner continues on from the last couple of episodes on masks. In this video, we learn how to easily modify masks (especially useful for cleaning up the messy edges some masks create).

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner continues on from the last episode, Video Corner #160: How to Create an Alpha Channel in Adobe Photoshop, by taking the alpha channel one step further and using it as a mask.

Our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner continues on from the past several episodes (that looked at How to Use RGB Color Channels, How to Work with LAB Color Mode, and How to Use CMYK Color Channels) by teaching us how to create an “alpha channel” in Adobe Photoshop. Alpha channels are particulary useful in creating complex masks (that we’ll discuss in more depth in the upcoming weeks).

As I attempt to get caught back up on all things going on around the Corner after being out of town on a family emergency the past week, expect a flurry of blog posts, starting with the ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner (which obviously should have been posted yesterday). The video today continues on from the past couple (that discussed the RGB channels and LAB channels in Adobe Photoshop) by looking at the CMYK channels (which is primarily used for printing). While these short, weekly videos are packed full of great tips and tricks, if you want to get the most out of Adobe Photoshop, you may want to check out the Total Training Online and DVD Software Training full packages (like photography classes, but you can do it all online on your own time). I’ve used Total Training myself, and I highly recommend them - check out their library of online classes today.

Starting last month, and for the next several months, our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner’s will be following along with another Total Training Online series on Adobe Photoshop. The video today continues from the video last week where we looked at how to use RGB color channels in Adobe Photoshop, by expanding on that topic by introducing the LAB color mode. While these short, weekly videos are packed full of great tips and tricks, if you want to get the most out of Adobe Photoshop, you may want to check out the Total Training Online and DVD Software Training full packages (like photography classes, but you can do it all online on your own time). I’ve used Total Training myself, and I highly recommend them - check out their library of online classes today.

Starting a couple of weeks ago, and for the next several months, our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner’s will be following along with another Total Training Online series on Adobe Photoshop. The video today continues from the video last week where we looked at how to use the channels in color, by expanding on that topic by introducing RGB color channels. While these short, weekly videos are packed full of great tips and tricks, if you want to get the most out of Adobe Photoshop, you may want to check out the Total Training Online and DVD Software Training full packages (like photography classes, but you can do it all online on your own time). I’ve used Total Training myself, and I highly recommend them - check out their library of online classes today.

Starting last week, and for the next several months, our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner’s will be following along with another Total Training Online series on Adobe Photoshop. The video today looks at using channels in color - how Photoshop sees channels in color, and why (or why not) we’d use channels in color. While these short, weekly videos are packed full of great tips and tricks, if you want to get the most out of Adobe Photoshop, you may want to check out the Total Training Online and DVD Software Training full packages (like photography classes, but you can do it all online on your own time). I’ve used Total Training myself, and I highly recommend them - check out their library of online classes today.

For the next several months, our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner’s will be following along with another Total Training Online series on Adobe Photoshop. For our 150th edition of ‘Video Corner’ we’ll look at channels - what they are and how to best use them in Adobe Photoshop. While these short, weekly videos are packed full of great tips and tricks, if you want to get the most out of Adobe Photoshop, you may want to check out the Total Training Online and DVD Software Training full packages (like photography classes, but you can do it all online on your own time). I’ve used Total Training myself, and I highly recommend them - check out their library of online classes today.

For the past 5+ months, our ‘Photoshop Monday’ Video Corner’s have been taking an in-depth look at a variety of features of Adobe Photoshop Extended. The tutorials, put together by Total Training Online, have covered a variety of features, from non-destructive editing, to using various tools like the lasso tool, to more complicated topics like using layers. The video today continues our look at layers by showing us how to select the content of a layer in Adobe Photoshop Extended.

While these short, weekly videos are packed full of great tips and tricks, if you want to get the most out of Adobe Photoshop Extended, you may want to check out the Total Training Online and DVD Software Training full packages (like photography classes, but you can do it all online on your own time). I’ve used Total Training myself, and I highly recommend them - check out their library of online classes today.