Introduction to Adobe Photoshop CS6 - Part 1: General interface James Mahoney - www.blacklobsteracademy.com download the keyboard shortcut pdf file here: blacklobsterblog.com This video provides a general introduction and overview to Adobe Photoshop using CS6 but applicable to CS5, CS4 and CS3 as well - pretty much. It introduces the basic interface, UI, as well as the most fundamental concepts such as opening and closing a file, navigating an image, changing the size, changing the dimension and scaling an image. It answers most beginner's initial questions regarding Photoshop, such as which file formats to save as, and when to use jpg or png or psd for example. It also provides an easy and simple demonstration of how to use the grid and guide features of Photoshop. There's also a very brief introduction to computer graphics and digital images in general by covering what exactly a bitmap is and how RGB values are used to create an image of many colors. This video is the first in a multi-part series on the basics of Photoshop for digital artists, illustrators and designers. This series is provided free as a basis for the more advanced art course - "Digital Illustration - Essentials" course offered at www.blacklobsteracademy.com, where students are taught to use these tools in cooperative ways to produce stunning visual effects, illustrations and fine art. From: BlackLobsterAcademy Views: 3 1 ratings Time: 15:30 More in Howto & Style
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