Photoshop for Beginners - Lesson 9 - Adjustment Layers

This is Lesson 9 of an ongoing series - Photoshop for Beginners - Adjustment Layers
This lesson shows you how to make non-destructive changes to your images by making adjustments on their own layers. The bonus is, you get a free layer mask when you create one. You are going to love adding adjustment layers to your workflow.
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[@kamv8360]

Best explanation of layer masks that I've seen. Thanks for simplifying this.

[@tv510]

You are welcome, thanks for watching.

[@Kevin.K87]

This is GOLD!! Thank you so much for taking the time to do that! I find layers a bit complicated, but you make it so easy to understand!

[@tv510]

You are so welcome Kevin. With a little practice, it will all be second nature for you in no time.

[@garylord7202]

Thanks for taking the time to make these videos, they are a great help

[@tv510]

My pleasure! I relearn things every time I put one of these together so it's a win-win.

[@Mike-ss7er]

Hi Terry, just wanted to add my thanks. I have found this a very useful series and have gained so much from it. Just as an aside, I used to teach university lecturers to teach, they could learn a lot from you. Your teaching style is brilliant - thank you.

[@tv510]

Wow, what a great compliment. Thank you for watching.

[@ShelleyRankin-im6ss]

Thanks so much for this, Terry. Just the info I need to start hand colouring. This is such a great way to make adjustments. I was doing it the wrong and permanent way before :( I'm almost done binging your series and will look forward to any new videos you post. You've explained layers really well and now I have the tools I need. You've been a great help.

[@tv510]

Awesome Shelley! I do have more videos coming.

[@hobo0210]

Eagerly waiting for the next one!!! The wau I remember mask is "black conceals white reveals" :)

[@tv510]

Layer Masks is next, one of the most fun, coming on Friday. Thanks for watching.

[@anthonydestefano4939]

Terry thank you for this course, I am learning so much

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You are very welcome!

[@jtepsr]

Very good tutorial, can’t wait for blending modes

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Coming soon!

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valuable as always, Terry

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Yes!

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You are welcome.

[@ShaneBaker]

Thanks Terry. I'm finding this series very useful.

[@tv510]

Glad to hear it Shane. Thanks for watching.

[@joelpollack]

How did you zoom with the rectangular selection tool?

[@tv510]

The zoom tool the way I use it, is I turn of scrubby zoom at the top. Then when on the zoom tool, I simply click and drag a box around what I want to zoom up into. It draws a dotted line box, similar to the marque rectangular selection tool, but since I am the zoom tool, it just zooms to everything inside that box. Give it try and let me now how it works.