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The Burn Tool Learn how to use the Burn tool in this video tutorial One of our own Photoshop tutorials, hosted on the  Creative Bloq YouTube channel , introduces the Burn tool. In the easy-to-follow video, discover how to selectively darken areas of an image, with an overview of settings and tips on working with Shadows, Midtones and Highlights.   Color Replacement Tool Learn how to replace colours with this handy tool Another of our YouTube Photoshop tutorials, this short video introduces the Color Replacement Tool, which lets you paint roughly over an area of an image. Discover how to replace colours based on Hue, Saturation, Colour and Luminosity.   Content-Aware Move Tool This cool tool tells you heal unwanted portions of your photo This Photoshop tutorial introduces the Content-Aware Move Tool. In the easy-to-follow video, we reveal how Photoshop can analyse pixels and heal unwanted portions within an image.   Custom Shape Tool Discover th...

Create an animation using Photoshop and After Effects

Step 01 Before launching into animating you need to setup your shortcuts. Press Alt+Shift+Ctrl+K . I've used the following settings for this tutorial, but feel free to use what’s comfortable for you: Duplicate Frame:  F1 Insert Blank Frame:  F2 Delete Frame:  F3 New Blank Video Layer:  F6 Next Frame:  Ctrl/Cmd+fullstop Previous Frame:  Ctrl/Cmd+comma Onion Skin Options:  F5 Enable Onion Skinning:  F4 Step 02 Now we have the keys set up the next step is to get to the animation mode. To show the animation timeline go to Window>Animation, and make sure there is a little tick next to it. Now a big timeline should appear at the bottom of your Photoshop window. Step 03 Now open a new PSD. From the drop-down menu select Film & Video and click one of the presets. Here I've used 1920x1080; TV is always 72 DPI. If you want to change the length or FPS click the menu icon upper right of the timeline window and click Document Set...