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In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to quickly access the foreground and background color pickers by assigning keyboard shortcuts to them.
I will also show you one of Photoshop’s best-hidden features, which allows you to see and print out all the keyboard shortcuts so that you can reference them at any time.
This tutorial will shows you how to use the scripts events manager in Adobe Photoshop to enhance your workflow by teaching you how to automatically play any action every time Photoshop opens up a file.
In this tutorial I will show you how to create custom panels for Photoshop without doing any coding.
You can then export the results for use in Photoshop or InDesign. Learning how to use this tool could potentially save you a lot of time, and increase your productivity.
People often ask me if they should upgrade the new Photoshop CS6. To answer that question I decided to create 5 mini Photoshop CS6 tutorials demonstrating my top 5 favorite new features. I’m sure you will find them as amazing and useful as I have.
Must-know Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts that will help you speed up your workflow and turn you into a Photoshop Master. Updated for Photoshop 2020
In this video, I’m going to take the top 10 most liked and shared Photoshop Tips of The Day from December 1st through January 25th and show you exactly how they work. If you haven’t already, check…
The next version of Photoshop, Photoshop CC, will be available to Creative Cloud members this June! That’s just six months after the release of Photoshop 13.1. Check out the new features here!
I have Adobe Photoshop CC 2019 and with the default Essentials View settings, my Foreground and Background Colors icon at the bottom of the Tools panel is very small and that if change which color comes in front of the other with the shortcut (X) on the keyboard, I don’t see the change even though it is there. My question is, how do I increase the size of that icon (the one with 2 squares) at least to look like the one I see in your videos.