Sometimes, the sheer amount of content in the Lynda.com video library blows my mind. Take Photoshop, for example. As I’m writing this, there are 457 courses that offer Photoshop instruction, and almost 23,000 videos.
With a mountain of content like that, where in the world do you begin? One great place to start is with Photoshop CC 2015 One-on-One Fundamentals, by Deke McClelland. In this course, Deke takes you on “a personalized tour of the basic tools and techniques that lie behind great images and graphic design, while keeping you up to speed with the newest features offered in Creative Cloud.”
In the free movie below, Deke explains how to use painting techniques to adjust selections using the QuickMask mode.
Photoshop CC 2015 One-on-One Fundamentals
Painting selections
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Aligning one layer with another
Opening and editing multiple images
Cloning and Content Aware tools
This article was last modified on September 9, 2016
This article was first published on September 9, 2016
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