1001+ Photoshop Basic Navigation Tutorials

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21. Making Custom Shapes

by n1studios (8 tutorials)

Mar-2-2006

This tutorial shows a quick way to create custom shapes from any image.

22. Paths and the Pen Tool

by elated (6 tutorials)

Jun-18-2003

In this tutorial we'll cover Photoshop's Paths feature. Paths are a powerful tool and a big topic to cover. They're also quite tricky to get the hang of, but once you do, you'll never look back!
As this is a very long tutorial, and covers a lot of ground, we'd recommend studying it in two or three sessions, rather than trying to understand it all in one go!

23. Batch Actions

by stephenknox (3 tutorials)

Oct-30-2005

This short one-minute video tutorial shows how to add text to every picture in a folder automatically.

24. Spiky Vector Border

by coldsteelstudios (12 tutorials)

Jul-20-2005

Learn how to create a spiky border in vector format.

25. Photo Merging

by apdz (7 tutorials)

Mar-29-2005

This is another simple tutorial that shows you how you can use Photoshops "Photomerge" function to merge together panoramic photographs easily. Some times people spend time dragging images onto a big canvas and try merging with another image manually and the whole thing becomes one ugly mess. Photoshop already does all the hard work for you so you don't have to.

26. Layer Styles Explained

by teamphotoshop (58 tutorials)

Nov-17-2005

Back in the old days, a cool effect like a drop shadow or glow was worthy of a 4 or 5 step tutorial. Then along came Layer Effects, and later Layer Styles. Now a handful of impressive special effects are at your disposal. All it takes is a few clicks and a familiarity with what is possible.

27. Cutting Objects with Quick Mask

by graphicmentor (11 tutorials)

Nov-7-2005

When you have the need to cut out a person or object from a background, one of the ways to go about it is by using the Quick Mask mode in photoshop. This feature allows you to control what you want selected, so you can easily copy, cut, and paste the object onto any other canvas or photo. In this tutorial, we'll walk through the process of cutting out a person from a scene using Quick Mask Mode, then we'll paste the person in another photo's background.

28. Tips and Tricks For Beginners

by photoshopsupport (110 tutorials)

Apr-5-2005

These Photoshop beginner tips and shortcuts address some of the most common things you'll do in Photoshop, and learning them will save you lots of time down the road.

29. Nine Tips For Writing Tutorials

by oman3d (31 tutorials)

Apr-10-2006

There are many talented people out there that have great knowledge that they wish to share, but they fail to effectively communicate that knowledge to others. It is amazing to see a lot of generous people willing to share their knowledge with the world, but writing a Photoshop, a 3D Studio Max, or a Flash tutorial that does not make sense is a waste of your time as an author and a waste of a million other people's time that attempt to read and apply your tutorial.
The following points might sound like common sense to a great number of people, but you will be amazed by the number of tutorials that you find on the web that miss these.

30. Script Event Manager for sRGBs4w

by heathrowe (143 tutorials)

Jun-28-2005

When you use a color profile different than sRGB, the color of your images do not look right when opened in a non color managed application, like a web browser. A solution is to convert your images to sRGB before you use Save For Web. But doing it manually can be tedious. In Photoshop CS2, here comes the Scripts Event Manager to the rescue! Its function: if a peculiar event happens, it will automatically run an action or a script.

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