Photoshop Tutorial
CS video DVD
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Designed to help you get the best
out of your images and Photoshop CS. This DVD uses
a high quality video format which will enable us
to see the effects more clearly - there will be
no breakup or loss of quality in the video..
The run time of each video is shown
at the start of the description. A printable PDF
menu can also be found on the DVD
All videos play at 1024x768 in your Windows Media
player
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5:04 Selecting the background
using Quick Mask, adding motion blur and desaturating
the background |
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9:38 Creating stunning black and
white using layer blend modes and curves. We also explore
other ways of creating B/W images |
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5:26 Creating black and white images
and toning the easy way.. it’s magic and unlimited |
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10:45 Correcting converging verticals
and barrel distortion using the transform tool and spherize
filter. Selective colour is also used to darken the
sky |
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3:45 Changing the colour of an item
within our image using Hue/Sat and Photo filter to warm
an image up. |
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4:33 Using Options in levels to
remove a colour cast. |
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5:26 Setting the black and white
point to remove colour cast. Sampler tool, threshold
and levels are used |
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3:59 In this video we use Colour
Balance to remove colour cast and also look at using
Variations to remove a colour cast |
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7:24 Adding a copyright symbol to
an image and recording it as an Action. Layer styles
and the type tool are used |
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7:55 Sharpening the edges only by
using Levels ~ Find Edges ~USM A real must do !! |
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12:24 Creating a fancy border using
the Extract tool ~ adding frames in Layers Styles and
the crop tool to add a border to our images |
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12:14 Using the File Browser.. Saving
Layouts ~ creating a contact sheet, adding a copyright
to the meta data and much more |
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2:35 In this video we use the File
Browser to apply Camera Raw values to other images. |
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12:03 Adding a new sky behind trees
using the Gradient tool and Layer Styles, correcting
verticals with the transform tool and Highlight and
Shadows to finish off |
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15:30 Selective colouring using Adjustment layers…Using
Quick Mask to select the background – blurring
the background – adding a vignette and using Trim
to crop the image |
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8:18 Brightening the eyes using layer blend modes
– Then Dodging and Burning without the Dodge and
Burn tool!! |
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4:50 Photoshop CS shortcuts and how we can create
our own shortcuts. |
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7:54 Adding a speed effect to an image using layer
masks, selections, fill tool and motion blur. We also
use Levels to change the colour of the water |
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10:47 Combining two images together using the clone
tool. Layer Blend modes are also used |
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10:45 Using Camera raw to convert raw images from
our cameras. We also see how we can make sure we have
the correct exposure in both Highlight and Shadow areas. |
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9:59 Here we look at using Layer Adjustment to bring
the best out of our images. We also make selections
from the adjustment masks. |
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3:16 Here we look at creating a Clipping Mask which
will allow us to continue to work with layer adjustments. |
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14:56 Improving an image ~ removing spots using Dust
and Scratches, History snap shot ~ Straightening the
horizon using the measure tool ~ Shadow and Highlight
to bring out the best of an image |
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If you have
any questions please do not hesitate to e-mail me
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Hi David:
Having been through your Photoshop
CS Video Tutorial Disc, and learning a lot from it.
I am on Wednesday night becoming enrolled in a Adobe
Photoshop Course for 10 weeks. Your very good tutorials
mean I can go onto this course confident enough to
know what the tutor is talking about. Your discs are
worth every penny, they are a fantastic buy, learnt
more from them than any book, keep up the good work.
I am sure I will be investing in more
of your tutorial discs.
Once again thank you very much.
John Robert McNally.
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Hi David,
I thought I would like to congratulate you on your
CS Video. I am only nine tutorials in at the moment
but the new information I am gaining is immense.
Absolutely super.
Well done David.
Best wishes,
Roy. |
