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New Video Tutorial | Photoshop CS4 for Photographers
Photoshop Senior Product Manager John Nack just recently had a guest post on his blog written by fellow Photoshop Product Manager Bryan O’Neil Hughes. The post basically asks the question, “What’s in Photoshop CS4 for photographers?” So if you are a photographer and haven’t yet come to a decision on whether or not to upgrade, read this post to aid in your decision. Here’s the link.
Also, there is a new video tutorial here on Planet. This week we venture further into creating custom brushes for unique effects. In this case, we will create a bullet hole brush. Again, the beauty of these kinds of effects as brushes is better control and it’s always available in the brush menu. Try the effect as you see, but try and venture further than that and experiment with other combinations. Here’s the link.
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ahmedkasbar said on — November 11, 2008 @ 7:58 pm
thanks alot
ahmedkasbar said on — November 11, 2008 @ 7:59 pm
you are very good