Find Photoshop's MISSING gradients, patterns and shapes: th-cam.com/video/c5_1NBoiusE/w-d-xo.html Support this channel and get the PDFs! bitly.com/Get_the_PDFs Hi everyone, Steve here. In this video, I share some hidden, pro-level tips and tricks that make working with Photoshop's brushes and the Brush Tool faster and easier, including the best ways to change your brush size, choose brush colors, switch between brush blend modes, and more! If you find this video helpful, please Like, Share and Subscribe! As always, thanks for watching!
Excellent overview and introduction of some great short cuts. Took a few tries to get the HUD call up straightened out in my mind. Interesting that there is a significant difference between Mac & Win (Left vs Right click) Very helpful Thank you Steve
Amazing!! Thank you. Please, is there a way to LOCK the color of a brush and use that same preset when we load a sample of image in the mixer brush tool?
*Hello kind instructor, can you tell me why when I look at the PS tutorials I see 2 circles when you use the brush tool, can you tell me how to turn this on, cheers a good day*
Sorry but I do not know how to ask you a question so I'm trying it here. New to Ps. Having trouble understanding the correct procedure on how to get my photo(s) into Ps and when I 'Save As", where do the saved images go? Are there videos that cover this "Basic of Basics" information? Thank you in advance for your help, Rick
To change the opacity for a brush, just press a number on your keyboard. Press 1 for 10%, 2 for 20% and so on. Press two numbers quickly, like 2 and then 5, for 25%. Press 0 for 100%. Hold Shift while pressing a number to change the Flow value. Hope that helps!
@@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel Cool thanks! I'll try it. Before viewing this video I did know a lot of the shortcuts. I didn't actually know the legitimate ways to do things without the shortcuts! lol Have a beautiful day :)
4:37 ➡️ In my Photoshop 2021 the HUD does for some unknown reason no longer show up in that red color. I changed nothing. Except maybe clicking something accidentally I never have been aware of. Catalina 10.15.7, latest 2021 by today, Nov 24th 2020. Restarted Ps, rebooted Mac, nothing helps. Beefy MBP 16, 64 GB RAM, 8 GB VRAM
is there ant way to select a brush stroke that has already been made if you want to adjust it or move it or something along those lines. But just one stroke or a few and not the whole layer?
Brush strokes are made of pixels, just like a photo, so there's no special way to select or adjust them. But you can always press Ctrl+Z (Win) / Command+Z (Mac) to undo your last stroke if you made a mistake.
@@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel well i was hopeing to make an enital scech and then changit to the way i wanted. like for example I was outlining or tracing a face and then I was going to re-position parts of the face. like say move the eyes around a little bit till it fit the form I wanted. Is there anyway to do this now that I have strokes laid out?
@@TomisaLami For your drawing method, you have several options. 1. You could make your initial drawing using the curvature pen tool/ paths, & then edit the path easily with direct selection tool or curvature pen tool. 2. Or, if you want to use the brush tool/ pixels, you could use a folder (name it 'face') & add new layers (e.g. 'eye,' 'mouth' etc) in layers panel, as you draw each part, so each is on a separate layer that can be slid around; & then flatten all those layers when complete for one 'face' layer. OR, In PS, you can always create a selection of ANY existing pixels in any image that already exists, (with selection tools or the pens tools- draw path > create selection); & then manipulate that selection of pixels: such as use transform (ctrl T) on it, or move that selection to a new spot by dragging. You edit groups of pixels in PS, not objects, (unless you have drawn vector paths or shapes with the pen tools).
Ok I've been using PS for 20yr, 20yr and I have never seen the red hud for brush size at 4:50. Ok serious not for Adobe WTF!!!!!!!! is this not the default way of changing brushes size hardness
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Hi everyone, Steve here. In this video, I share some hidden, pro-level tips and tricks that make working with Photoshop's brushes and the Brush Tool faster and easier, including the best ways to change your brush size, choose brush colors, switch between brush blend modes, and more! If you find this video helpful, please Like, Share and Subscribe! As always, thanks for watching!
Always great to hear from you, Steve. Clear, concise, and easy to understand.
Thanks Frank!
Excellent overview and introduction of some great short cuts. Took a few tries to get the HUD call up straightened out in my mind. Interesting that there is a significant difference between Mac & Win (Left vs Right click) Very helpful Thank you Steve
Very useful info. Thanks.
This is an amazing video. thank you :)
AWESOME TUTORIAL
One of the best...Wish I had found this video earlier...Thanks kindly...Much appreciated...
Well I never knew about these and thank you for the lesson. Awesome tips!
Great to hear it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
Wow! Thanks for the great info.
I liked your tutorial. Found lots of new information. Thanks for sharing.
You're very welcome. Thank you for watching!
Excellent Tutorial....
Excellent tutorial!!!
I literally teach Photoshop and never knew about two of these tips ha. Thanks for sharing. Thaz a sub from me for sure 👍
Amazing!! Thank you. Please, is there a way to LOCK the color of a brush and use that same preset when we load a sample of image in the mixer brush tool?
THANKS VERY MUSH I LEARN A LOT TODAY
Great Info! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
very good
very useful sir. Thanks
Good tutorial easy understand. Thanks
Amazing video
Very Nice!
*Hello kind instructor, can you tell me why when I look at the PS tutorials I see 2 circles when you use the brush tool, can you tell me how to turn this on, cheers a good day*
subsribed.........very easy to understand and helpful, thank you , greeetz from Amsterdam
Great, Thanks
Very informative...learned lots...you have a nice voice and I like the way you teach. Thank you!
Thanks for your comments, I appreciate it. Thanks for watching!
I found a great instructor for PS!!!
Apik tenan mas tutoriale, cepet mudheng.. Mantap
Nice Steve!
Loved it
Hi Steve, Is there a way to turn off the "Size and Spacing" controls below the brushes in the Brush Settings panel to conserve space on my monitor?
kullanımı güzel kısayol ve bilgiler için teşekkürler
Hi ,
Can u make video "brush tools work with Elliptical marquee tool" in adobe photoshop
Sorry but I do not know how to ask you a question so I'm trying it here. New to Ps. Having trouble understanding the correct procedure on how to get my photo(s) into Ps and when I 'Save As", where do the saved images go? Are there videos that cover this "Basic of Basics" information? Thank you in advance for your help, Rick
Good video thanks
Thanks for watching!
Is there a shortcut for opacity?? I use that A LOT and I would love if I didn't have to go to the options bar every time!
To change the opacity for a brush, just press a number on your keyboard. Press 1 for 10%, 2 for 20% and so on. Press two numbers quickly, like 2 and then 5, for 25%. Press 0 for 100%. Hold Shift while pressing a number to change the Flow value. Hope that helps!
@@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel Cool thanks! I'll try it. Before viewing this video I did know a lot of the shortcuts. I didn't actually know the legitimate ways to do things without the shortcuts! lol
Have a beautiful day :)
How can i use that in CS4 Extended?
Please anyone help me.
I can't change my brush preset picker to brush tip at the front page.
😔😔😔
4:37 ➡️ In my Photoshop 2021 the HUD does for some unknown reason no longer show up in that red color. I changed nothing. Except maybe clicking something accidentally I never have been aware of. Catalina 10.15.7, latest 2021 by today, Nov 24th 2020. Restarted Ps, rebooted Mac, nothing helps. Beefy MBP 16, 64 GB RAM, 8 GB VRAM
is there ant way to select a brush stroke that has already been made if you want to adjust it or move it or something along those lines. But just one stroke or a few and not the whole layer?
Brush strokes are made of pixels, just like a photo, so there's no special way to select or adjust them. But you can always press Ctrl+Z (Win) / Command+Z (Mac) to undo your last stroke if you made a mistake.
@@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel well i was hopeing to make an enital scech and then changit to the way i wanted. like for example I was outlining or tracing a face and then I was going to re-position parts of the face. like say move the eyes around a little bit till it fit the form I wanted. Is there anyway to do this now that I have strokes laid out?
@@TomisaLami For your drawing method, you have several options. 1. You could make your initial drawing using the curvature pen tool/ paths, & then edit the path easily with direct selection tool or curvature pen tool. 2. Or, if you want to use the brush tool/ pixels, you could use a folder (name it 'face') & add new layers (e.g. 'eye,' 'mouth' etc) in layers panel, as you draw each part, so each is on a separate layer that can be slid around; & then flatten all those layers when complete for one 'face' layer. OR, In PS, you can always create a selection of ANY existing pixels in any image that already exists, (with selection tools or the pens tools- draw path > create selection); & then manipulate that selection of pixels: such as use transform (ctrl T) on it, or move that selection to a new spot by dragging. You edit groups of pixels in PS, not objects, (unless you have drawn vector paths or shapes with the pen tools).
Ok I've been using PS for 20yr, 20yr and I have never seen the red hud for brush size at 4:50. Ok serious not for Adobe WTF!!!!!!!! is this not the default way of changing brushes size hardness