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22 best free step by step Adobe Photoshop tutorials for beginners are introduced to help designers to learn Photoshop basics, skills and tricks quickly. Adobe Photoshop, a wonderful photo editing tool, is one of the essential tools for most professional designers and photographers. For UI designers, Photoshop is one of the basic tools to help them create a brilliant web/app design. However, as a UI design newbie or expert, learning and using Photoshop freely is not an easy task. This image editing tool is updated occasionally and a user must keep current with completely new photo editing and manipulation skills as well. Today, Mockplus has connected 22 of the best free step-by-step Adobe Photoshop tutorials for you to learn and master Photoshop skills, tricks and tips quickly from the very beginning: Note that an article always has an ending and can display limited contents. But, this does not mean that you have to be limited by it yet. Actually, in this article, a...

17 Useful Photoshop Tutorials That'll Speed Up Your Workflow 1. Photoshop Basics Tutorial -- Adobe Time: 46 min Many of you likely recognize the value of Photoshop and other design software skills, but when it comes to self-teaching a new skill like Photoshop, it's hard to know where to begin. Luckily, this 46-minute tutorial is a great way to get started. Created by the Adobe Photoshop team, this tutorial feels more like a free webinar class: You have a friendly teacher who shows you the basics of how Photoshop works with Adobe Bridge, and then shows you ten basic techniques to get you going. Tips in this video include removing blemishes in photos, working with Photoshop's layers, cropping, editing image colors, removing parts of an image, and more. 2. Photoshop Painting Tutorial -- PiXimperfect Time: 31 min There's more than one way to "paint" in Photoshop. Often the prettiest illustrations that brands show off today were created...

New Content-Aware Fill We all love Content Aware fill (CAF). When it first appeared in Photoshop, it revolutionized how we do our retouching. We can make a selection and choose Fill>Content aware (Shift+Backspace) and the area is magically filled seamlessly. At least that’s how it’s supposed to work. Sometimes you get weird artifacts and we reach for the clone stamp tool. That’s because, CAF grabs pixel from another part of the document to heal the area and it either works or not. Now, we get a Content aware workspace by choosing Edit>Content Aware Fill. You will see a live preview on the right, before committing. The areas that appear in green are the areas that will be used to sample from. Paint with the brush to exclude areas. Hold down Alt/Option to add areas to sample from. We can now define the sample areas, this really changes things.) Watch the video to see this is action). There are check boxes that allow rotation, scaling, or mirroring of pixels to ...

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