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So some of you may have been hearing around the Photoshop water cooler about these videos on YouTube called “You Suck At Photoshop”. They are a series of tutorials or comedy sketches in which a man demonstrates certain pointless Photoshop techniques such as removing the wedding band from a picture of his wife’s finger and such like that. There are four of these movies and I must say they are quite hilarious. Be warned, they do contain some explicit language. VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED. Click here to see the first three and here to see the fourth.
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