Cb Edits 2017 Latest Tutorial Gopal Pathak | Photoshop CC Tutorial
Cb Edits 2017 Latest Tutorial Gopal Pathak | Photoshop CC Tutorial
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Photoshop CC
Photoshop CC is a great digital imaging product with loads of professional features to realize anything: photo corrections, image manipulation and also vector graphic design for visual illustrations and artistic drawings. This software is available only under a subscription plan. When opening Photoshop its Home Screen page opens with useful tips, your most recent documents at the bottom and several sections on the left. You can go to Lightroom photos or to the new Cloud documents section to retrieve your files from your Lightroom collections or your dedicated Cloud.
To see how to use Photoshop, let's start with a new project (or Photoshop document) by going to Create new. You can use Open to start from an existing document instead. On the New Document window set all the document properties by either taking any ready template from the sections above or using a custom one you define on Preset Details on the right side. Here set the document name, its size with Width and Height, its Orientation, its Resolution and Color Mode. When you go to Create, the new document opens on the main interface of Photoshop. On the center you have the main Preview, where you can use your mouse wheel with the ALT key to zoom in and out and the Space key to pan around.
On the left side you get the Tools bar with all the brushing tools available inside Photoshop; on top the Menu and the Options bar, collecting all the properties for the current object or tool selected and including the Home button to come back to the Home Screen Page. On the right you have several panels with professional features to manage corrections and visibility. In case any of these is missing, you can recover it by using the Window tab. You can use File, Open to browse for other documents or images to open on Photoshop, under several tabs above with their own name.
You can click on these to open the document on the main interface. Each tab above represents an independent Photoshop document where each document is made by several objects called layers which can be images, vectors, text and adjustments all listed inside the Layers window. These are the objects that you edit to realize your final work. At first, new documents created have just a single layer with a flat background, whereas photos opened are indeed Photoshop documents made by the photo itself. In case these layers are in italic, you can unlock modifications on these by double-clicking. Let's start working on the new document by adding any photo on it. Once any photo is open on Photoshop, you can enable the Rectangular Marquee Tool and click and drag on the photo to select it all. Then, go to Edit, Cut and then open the interested document to go to Edit and Paste on it.
The photo will be added as a new layer under the Layers window. In case the document must be resized, just enable the Crop Tool and edit the grid appearing on the preview, clicking and dragging to move it, using its nodes to scale and dragging outside it to rotate. As you extend the document over its original size, checkerboard zones appear indicating where full transparency is applied. Use Cancel or Commit above to undo or apply the Crop. Photos and backgrounds imported on Photoshop are also called pixel layers, being their quality and colors already defined and rendered in pixels. You can modify any by selecting it from the Layers window and then using any of the brushing tools from the Tools bar on the left, clicking and holding on while brushing on the preview. Some of these tools may show white corners. In this case you can right-click to see the full list of tools grouped inside. When you enable any tool, the Options bar above shows all the properties for it, such as brush size, hardness, style and also opacity to add transparency. These changes apply on the next brushes you make. Use the Brush and the Pencil Tools to brush freehand on the picture, dropping any color chosen from the Color panel on the right or from the preview directly by holding down the ALT key.
The Healing Brush and the Clone Stamp Tools make advanced corrections on the image by repeating its same pixels taken as reference. Hold down the ALT key to pick any reference point to start from and then brush on the image, pasting the pixels that fall within the reference, shown as a small cross. This way the Clone Stamp applies an exact copy of such pixels; whereas the Healing Brush drops these by keeping the original highlights and lowlights levels on the brushed part. You can also use Spot Healing Brush to correct small imperfections without specifying any reference. Enable the Blur and the Sharpen Tool to increase or decrease the blurriness level of the image. Whereas use the Smudge Tool to spread its pixels by clicking and dragging on these. The Dodge and the Burn Tools increase and decrease the exposure level instead, according to the Range chosen on the Options bar. Use the Sponge Tool to adjust the color intensity, using either Saturate or Desaturate Mode.
In case you make mistakes you can undo your latest action with CTRL (or CMD) and Z. You can also use the History window to undo and redo multiple actions made. Whereas use the Eraser tool to delete pixels from the image or remove degrees of opacity from these. With Photoshop you can also create graphic shapes and pieces of text. These are vector layers that do not lose any resolution when resized and edited, until you render these into pixel layers. Use any of the Shape tools to drop geometrical shapes and lines by clicking and dragging on the preview. From the Options bar adjust their filling color, their stroke and their line thickness and style.
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