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A ROUGH spin around some of the new features introduced in Adobe Photoshop’s CS6 beta including:
The new content aware move tool
The new content aware patch tool settings
The not so new puppet warp tool
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36 responses to “Photoshop CS6 Tutorial”
You're tutorials are so good. Clear, concise and easy to follow. Please do more soon:)
How did you learn Photoshop so well like this? I really love graphic design and want to learn more and eventually get paid to do it, but I have ADHD and it's somewhat hard to stay still and focus for long periods of time and it's really frustrating.. 🙁
How to pin point?
cmd+shft+x 😉
This was a very good tutorial. Thanks for the tips and tricks on spot healing brush tool.The new way of using it looks ten times easier than in previous versions.So thanks!
you sound hot
Thanks, Leo!
Its under the filter menu.
This is hard
Try clicking and holding the spot heal tool button. There's one tool that has a lasso area to the upper left of the band-aid. That is the "Spot Healing Brush." The brush you currently have selected is the one without the lasso area, called the "Healing Brush"
Can anyone help me, trying to use the spot heal tool and getting this pop up…… Option-click to define a source point to be used to repair the image. ????
God I'm a noob. I press open, select a PNG image, and get nothing.
WHY can't this be just like in other photoshops????
super helpful!thanks!
fantastic video n so positive……n plz dont name layers it's so much simpler not to !!!
When you open or import an image into photoshop, make sure that the color mode is not in grayscale, but in RGB Color. Try looking in the menu listed below:
{Image -> Mode -> RGB Color}
From what I can deduce, it looks like if you go into the
{Photoshop -> Preferences -> Interface} menu…
…you can change the color of the grey that is in the background, but I could not find a way to make the background transparent. Sorry!
I like the way you teach. And wow what you can do in photoshop these days. I had Photoshop 5.0 and recently elements 9. I missed the pen tool and I just got back into my photography so I sent for CS6.
thank you love the video
Thank you
Steve
UK
London
Ctrl + s lol
Just downloaded CS6 & the second I opened it up I thought, WTF do I do with all these buttons O.o lol I want to design a logo for my YouTube channel & I have no idea where to start
lol
a quick question: in CS5 PS the background of photoshop is transparent so that I could always look at/ find images on my desktop. I noticed that CS6 PS default the background to a non transparency solid color. is there a way to change it back to transparent?
GREAT TUTORIAL! I never know how to do the puppet wrap tool… btw I know how photoshop requires a lot of selection being copy and pasting, and I would suggest you download an app called ClipMenu, it memorized the last 20 things you have copied on your mac and it WORKS WITH PHOTOSHOP selections or images or whatsoever.
Thanks for your comment! I am addressing this with my web developer as we speak. Thanks for framing your criticism in a polite and respectful way. It really means a lot!
love your voice ! 😛
I like your work and the samples on your website are great. But the functionality of your website makes me want to leave. Might want to fix that! Thanks though!
its amazing! Especially the content-aware move tool and the cloning and filling up the neediness spots.
You Rock! Thanks… i learned that puppet warp, that clone, the filled up things…. the stamp one, i kenwed, thank you!!
Right Click on the Spot Healing Brush and it should bring up all the four options, including the Patch Tool and Content Aware Move Tool. Also, you can use keyboard shortcut to activate any of the above options: Shift + J (Mac only)
It is in the Healing brush group
I have photoshop cs6 and i cant find the move tool or maybe i dont have it. 😮
Can you put a pair of nice legs there?
I think he was going for the top comment, so no need for crying
This is fake, mermaids don't actually exist.
for windows users: command is ctrl: command J= CTRL+J
IT'S GOOD VIDEO . . .
Amazing . . .