Archive for March, 2010
How can I save the font that i bought online for Photoshop cs2?
Hi. I bought a font online, already have the compressed folder but how do i save it in photoshop? which folder? Thnaks.
Hi,
You can copy the compressed folder you download and paste it to C:\WINDOWS\Fonts, the font will be installed in your computer automatically, then you can choose the new font in Photoshop or other programs like MS Word, Excel and so on.
Hope it can help you.
Leo
how can I make a cool laptop photo shop?
Video Tutorial link please, if possible
transversegfx.com the best tuts around check it out 
or warezthegfx.com
put "nicksmods" as your referral if you join any of them also warezthegfx.com has photoshop cs4 that you can get for free and other photo editing software.
Layer Styles – Photoshop Elements
Layer styles in Photoshop Elements add a dramatic look to an image that makes it pop off of the page.
Learn how to add layer styles and how to modify them once they are applied. www.the-graphics-tablet.com
Duration : 0:9:1
Adobe Photoshop Lessons – Color Selection
http://www.photoshopvideolessons.com
Master Adobe Photoshop with this easy to follow video! Just click on the link for access.
Duration : 0:4:42
How To Download New Fonts For Photoshop CS3/CS4: Tutorial
hey guys here are the links.
Winrar: http://www.win-rar.com/download.html
Dafont.com: http://www.dafont.com/
Dafont.com Top 100: http://www.dafont.com/top.php
Hope i helped please comment rate and if you want, subscribe. thank you for watching.
Duration : 0:9:14
Photoshop Tutorial Twilight Text Effect
Here we go again creating a cool effect in Photoshop. This tutorial was originally written for the July-August Tutvid.com Newsletter and finally I am getting it uploaded! We cover creating text and converting that to paths and editing those paths to create a custom typeface. We also cover a textured effect as well some other great techniques and useful tips in Photoshop.
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Duration : 0:24:46
Get Going with Photoshop CS 101 FREE Tutorial – Chapter 1
Download Now – http://www.getgoingwithphotoshop.com
Photoshop CS for beginners to intermediate users.
Wouldn’t it be better if you could just watch a video or take a Photoshop class? However, classes can Photoshop classes be very expensive, and you could spend $1,200 on just a few days of classroom instruction. The ‘Get Going with Photoshop’ is the answer. Our educational video gives you a solid foundation for working with Photoshop. It also gives great workflow tips and tricks that will save you a lot of time and money.
Tutorials are also great for Photoshop CS2, CS3 & CS4
http://www.getgoingtraining.com/shop/getgoing-with-photoshop-cs/
Duration : 0:7:36
UNDERSTANDING PHOTOSHOP 7 – TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS
This tutorial is for beginners who are first time using photoshop:
1. How to write Text, work in diff. layers, Coloring Lips,
Clone pics, History Brush,Gradient effect,
Blending, Gradient tool, Lasso tool,
Make photo frame,
Curve Tool, Brightness and Contrast Tool,
Duration : 0:6:5
I am on a mac running bootcamp how to instal styles in photoshop elements8?
can anyone help thanks
google download adobe photoshop elements 8 for free and download it from there…thats what i did anyway and it works fine…
how to choose what you need when painting in photoshop?
hey
i’m a beginner in digital painting and i get really confused when choosing what i need?
how much should i set the resolution?
what colors should i choose?
and the most important thing….
what brushes should i choose?
i loaded many lessons from other pro painters but got confuses since i’m only a beginnner??
hey
mmm
what are complementary colors??
Your choice of resolution will depend upon your intended use of the image. If you want to print it, you should make it at least 300 PPI. If you’re only going to use it for web purposes, then 72 PPI is the standard.
Your color choice will be determined by the image itself and the feeling you want to impart to the viewer. Different colors evoke different responses. Information about Color Theory will help you to know what they are.
Brushes are a very subjective, very personal choice. The brushes that come with Photoshop are underrated in my opinion. There are more brushes included in the program than most users are aware of. It’s just that they’re not loaded by default.
To load the additional bushes:
♦ Select the Brush Tool
♦ Click on the pull-down icon for the brush field. It’s located at the top of the canvas in the Options Bar
♦ Click the sideways triangle in the upper right portion of the list window
♦ At the end of the fly-out list, the additional included brush sets are displayed.
♦ Click on the set of your choice, then click the Append Button
♦ The additional brushes will now show up at the end of the regular list.
You should also get to know the Brush Engine. Especially if you have a graphics tablet. The Brush Engine (Window > Brushes) has dozens of parameters that allow you to make adjustments to any brush so that it will behave the way you want it to. You can set brushes to fade or to scatter or to act as if they’ve been loaded with two colors. And that’s just the beginning. I find it much more useful in achieving the look I’m after rather than downloading someone else’s brushes. I use downloaded brushes from time to time but mostly just for specialty purposes.
Complimentary Colors are Colors that are opposite one another on the color wheel. Here’s a basic tut on Color Theory.
http://www.colormatters.com/colortheory.html