Been using photoshop for 2 years and still found a lot of useful tips! Thanks man some of these are major time savers, couldn’t say how much I appreciate these videos
I already knew some of the tips, but the best one for me: The "R" key to rotate while retouching. I knew there was a way to do that but never figured it out. It makes life sooooo much easier. That tip alone was worth watching the tutorial.
Thanks for the "overscroll" in the preferences because I thought it was a pain in the neck to have to zoom in on an image to be able to move it around. Always good to remind us with all those tips because I tend to forget them. Very useful
I love you! I hated the locked canvas when I was zoomed out and wasn't able to move. I appreciate it. Also for move selection. You can press option and create another selection within that selection or expand in or out into further selection grid too. Very useful if you want to select a specific part and want to select another part within so it won't be effected. Hope this helped! :D
Excellent video, self taught photoshop user for 7 years, and on here was 14 things I didn't know, or will make life a lot easier from now on! Many thanks! Subscribed
Awesome video dude, packed with great content! A tip to add to the rotate trick (#22) is to press the ESC key to reset the view. Speeds up your work flow even more :)
Not only I learned a bunch of Ps stuff but I trained my ear to understand super fast speaking!!! I am curious to know where you are from? I live in Miami and I don't hear this kind of fast speaking around here. Thanks!!
im amazed over and over again you manage to find tips about things ive NEVER heard befor haha nice one ..... photoshop is such a nice program for ages .. but tutvid made it awesome
Great tips and tricks. As always a clear, concise and down-to-brass-tacks run through. Now I have like 10 mini post-it notes around my monitor to help me remember these 😆
Hey!!! This new background is insane man, been following your videos for quite some time now. and I must say, this one is edgy... keep it up, and more power to your channel!
I noticed on the camera raw filter there wasn't a perspective transform tool on the top bar. Could be an annoying update, but any way to add that or find it?
Very useful. Thanks. As regards Tip #6: you can also change the value of the Opacity and Flow values to single digits by clicking on the Opacity or Flow boxes (their outline will change to blue) and using the Up or Down arrows. For instance, by pressing 1 as per your Tip, the value of the Opacity will change to 10%. Say you want 6%. Click on the Opacity box and then press the Down arrow until you get 6%.
That's a cool tip! I bet you can Shift + tap the arrows as well to jump it up or down ten at a time, too. I'll have to play with this. Never done it before 😵😆
Tip no. 13: You can even save some more time and effort by directly using the crop tool - up in the bar you can use the ruler to straighten the image and it already crops automatically
Great tips as always, thank you. What I ask myself and what I'm looking for since ages is rotating a sampled area like the edges in tip 17. Sometimes an edge changes it's direction and I have to chose another sampled area very often to refine the edge furthermore just because only it's direction is different. But often there is no suiteable portion of this edge with the right direction to sample and I go crazy. Do you know how to rotate a sampled area while using the healing brush?
Go Window>Clone Source and use the little Rotate Clone Source option to rotate the brush head for the Healing brush and the Clone stamp brush. Thanks for the kind words!
I will have to watch this several times and have PS open and repeat the actions to get this into my thick skull. THANKS
You're not alone my friend.
I keep little notes in notion for reference goodies.
Been using photoshop for 2 years and still found a lot of useful tips! Thanks man some of these are major time savers, couldn’t say how much I appreciate these videos
10 years and still learning
I have been using photoshop at least 4 days a week for over 20 years and I am still learning things.
@@shonuff4323 yeah! Photoshop is just colossal
Omg, that "overscroll"-preference tip!!! Thank you so much, I always hated to have to zoom-in to be able to move the image!!!! Thanks!!!
I’ve been using Photoshop for over 20 years and picked up some great info and tips. Thank you!
Well im 19 year old 😂
I already knew some of the tips, but the best one for me: The "R" key to rotate while retouching. I knew there was a way to do that but never figured it out. It makes life sooooo much easier. That tip alone was worth watching the tutorial.
I've used Photoshop since 1996.. And i still learned something from this video..
Man, you’re fast but informative! Thanks for the knowledge
literally wrote down 20/25 of these in my notes... crazy helpful!!! thank you
Thanks for the "overscroll" in the preferences because I thought it was a pain in the neck to have to zoom in on an image to be able to move it around. Always good to remind us with all those tips because I tend to forget them. Very useful
Thanks for the kind words, Pauline!
I’m a graphic design major / working as one and I never watch tutorials ? Dunno why but I needed this
LOL!! I made four changes to settings and listed the extra tips so I can remember them!!! Great tips my friend!!!!
Glad you liked the video, man!
this is worth it to watch
I love you! I hated the locked canvas when I was zoomed out and wasn't able to move. I appreciate it. Also for move selection. You can press option and create another selection within that selection or expand in or out into further selection grid too. Very useful if you want to select a specific part and want to select another part within so it won't be effected. Hope this helped! :D
OMG, overscroll. Thank you so much!
Excellent video, self taught photoshop user for 7 years, and on here was 14 things I didn't know, or will make life a lot easier from now on! Many thanks! Subscribed
Awesome video dude, packed with great content!
A tip to add to the rotate trick (#22) is to press the ESC key to reset the view. Speeds up your work flow even more :)
Thank you for sharing.
I know about 20 of them, thanks for the other 5
Thanks a bunch!
The banana really helped me improve my design skills. Serious tho, great vid thanks
Man! That Overscroll was gold!
It's the best! :D
Really cool, especially the banana tool! ^^
Thank you so much I learned a lot
Thank you!
Not only I learned a bunch of Ps stuff but I trained my ear to understand super fast speaking!!! I am curious to know where you are from? I live in Miami and I don't hear this kind of fast speaking around here. Thanks!!
im amazed over and over again you manage to find tips about things ive NEVER heard befor haha nice one ..... photoshop is such a nice program for ages .. but tutvid made it awesome
useful tips... thanks a lot
*Thank you man, still wondering if you find them out on your own, or just research*
It's a mix of both. Over the years I've picked up things here and there and I'm always playing in Photoshop and learn about other things :D
Excellent tips man. Thanks
Overscroll changed my life...always wanted a solution for this
Boss I am Became Fan of your work amazing
Working without overscroll can be annoying, now is much better, thank for that !
Overscroll is one of those little things that I love SO much in Photoshop :D
Thanks! I'm a beginner and i learned a lot from this vid :)
love ur vids, just fyi, this one is going into one of my playlists for ever.
GOLD collection! Major timesavers to speed up the workflow!! Thank you.
Thanks for the kind words!
so hyped about Overscroll! Thank you!!
Overscroll is what the cool kids do 😁
Excellent. The more I get to know Photoshop, the better i like these tip videos. Multiple views planned.
If you don’t do so already, you should really consider voice work.
Your voice is fabulous!
Everything about it.
Thanks - great tips.
16:22 - Good one i didn't know about
Great tips and tricks. As always a clear, concise and down-to-brass-tacks run through. Now I have like 10 mini post-it notes around my monitor to help me remember these 😆
I love overscroll too!
OVERSCROLL! THANK YOU!
the banana tool really cool. thanks for this tutorial ^^
SCHHTRAIGHT that paper! EXSCHRTEEMLY useful out of photoshop!
Nice tutorial, thanks! Keep it up
This dude is a master
Wonderful video thank you I learn a lot from you
absolutely perfect and useful tips,thank you
Thanks ND - My top two here are: I love me some overscroll, and some middle-gray eye-dropping.👍
That middle gray goodness
Hey!!! This new background is insane man, been following your videos for quite some time now. and I must say, this one is edgy... keep it up, and more power to your channel!
Thanks, Joseph! Glad you enjoyed it!
God sent 🙏
Thank you so much it life saving video🙏👏👏
Thanks for all, specially for the banana!
Great. Thanks!
helpful video... i just hoped for something more beginner friendly
I noticed on the camera raw filter there wasn't a perspective transform tool on the top bar. Could be an annoying update, but any way to add that or find it?
I'm a new subscriber and just wanted to say thank you for these tips.
Some really useful shortcuts! Really nice video.
Thanks for watching the video!
Subscribed just because of this video! :) Head exploded with info and I have been using PS for years :(
ceo of the best microphone ever
Best video . Very useful tips. Thanks 😊
been using photoshop for 10 years and only used 5 tips. Wow love the tips
Really itsvery useful training i ever had... thanks a lot sir...
Watching your video and learning, noticed the ROXY in TO and seen the RHPS MANY times there in the late 70s. Made me laugh. Great tips, thanks
OMG №8 🤜🤛
Great tutorial and really appreciate the timecode for future reference.
Thanks, Jerry!
Nice refresher course ! and a couple I didn't know.. Good Work..👍🏻🍻🇬🇧🙏🏻
Glad you enjoyed it, man!
Double thumbs UP!
Very useful. Thanks. As regards Tip #6: you can also change the value of the Opacity and Flow values to single digits by clicking on the Opacity or Flow boxes (their outline will change to blue) and using the Up or Down arrows. For instance, by pressing 1 as per your Tip, the value of the Opacity will change to 10%. Say you want 6%. Click on the Opacity box and then press the Down arrow until you get 6%.
That's a cool tip! I bet you can Shift + tap the arrows as well to jump it up or down ten at a time, too. I'll have to play with this. Never done it before 😵😆
Once again mate, heaps of useful nicks & nacks, Thankyou 👍😀
Thank you for this video!
Very very helpful!! Thank you!!
Thank you for the kind words!
cool!
I really hope u reach 1 million subscribers very soon. Ur a huge help to lots of self taught designers like me
It'll happen soon! Thank you!
Tip n°3 is a life saver for me and I do wish it does work also in Illustrator.
Awesome! many many tnx for share ur knowledge
Thanks for watching!
2.50 veryvery helpful thanks a lot......
very nice
Thanks!
Great tuts and as always thanks for sharing
Thanks, RS!
Awesome! Thanks!!!
Thanks for the kind words!
Great stuff! Re: Tip #14 - I also use *Edit>Perspective Warp* to do this.
dope vid
This is awesome! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us
thank you I learn a lot from you
2:45 wow that bugged me too ! thank you
This is awesome !!! THANKS
Thanks, man!
ty ty ty
ty for watching!
OMG the banana ! ^^ haha
you go so quickly, but great tips
1st tip does not work for me ... what letter do I need to hold ?
Great video!
Thanks, Betty!
Thank you the best
Thanks for the love!
Great channel, great tuts, great edit, great narration. I've learned so much from you
you can also straighten images with control T then hold the control key at each corner and straighten it that way & crop it. great tips though! thx!
overscroll can also be enabled by pressing F. in fullscreen your overscroll works fine
This is true.
Thank u brother...
Thanks for the comment!
Tip no. 13: You can even save some more time and effort by directly using the crop tool - up in the bar you can use the ruler to straighten the image and it already crops automatically
Great tips as always, thank you.
What I ask myself and what I'm looking for since ages is rotating a sampled area like the edges in tip 17. Sometimes an edge changes it's direction and I have to chose another sampled area very often to refine the edge furthermore just because only it's direction is different. But often there is no suiteable portion of this edge with the right direction to sample and I go crazy. Do you know how to rotate a sampled area while using the healing brush?
Go Window>Clone Source and use the little Rotate Clone Source option to rotate the brush head for the Healing brush and the Clone stamp brush.
Thanks for the kind words!
@@tutvid Yeah! Thaaaannnk you very much! :)
Thanks bro😊