How To Use The Content-Aware Move Tool in Photoshop
In this tutorial, you will learn to use the Content-Aware Move Tool to expand and move objects in a photo.
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Very succinct as always.
Thank you!
Hi Jesus
Great video on the Content Aware move tool, will definitely have a use for this in the future. What I like about your teachings are that they are very understandable and pitched at the right level for all users. It can be very easy to stick with what you know when using PS from earlier versions but your videos open up many new potential aspects to the product that keep the interest and enjoyment alive. Great stuff…
Thank you, Stuart!