5 AMAZING PHOTOSHOP tips you probably DON'T KNOW

In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn 5 tips in Photoshop CC 2018, actually 6 with the "Super Color Picker" bonus tip. I'm cusious, how many of these did you know? Let me know in the comments.
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[@photoshopcafe]

Check out the 5 Hidden Tools you didn't know were in Photoshop " kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXKzc4KifMmKr5I&index=3

[@rodshelley1170]

The history brush tip was my favorite - that's pretty cool! I knew the others except for the super color-picker. That's pretty neat, too!

[@photoshopcafe]

Figured you would know most of them :)

[@kamalabdus-salaam9986]

Hi Colin. I was impressed with the Photoshop Library hidden usage, to pull out adobe images. This was a great surprise. Thank you very much for bonus tip.

[@GrammaRosesHomestead]

Great tips! I didn't know any of these! Thanks so much!!!

[@photoshopcafe]

Check out my other tips too, in my tips playlist

[@GrammaRosesHomestead]

I started using PhotoShop way back in 1995 with version 3.4. Imagine how good I would be if I had only kept at it! Actually, I'm a retired biologist and my first experience with digital image processing was on a Zeiss IBAS in 1986. That predated PS by a long shot.

[@mariomifsud1302]

All are new for me,for sure I will be using them. Thanks for your tips.

[@ultimategfx5469]

Amazing ......... love your channel ............ Thanks mate & all the best ..... :)

[@WBlainePennington]

Great tips, Colin! Some I had forgotten, some I never knew!

[@photoshopcafe]

lol, You'd be surprised how much I forget :)

[@suruha2306]

My dream is to know ALL of the tips you guys show us! LOL I knew these, except for the Super Color Picker. Thank you!

[@rgarlinyc]

Great tips, thanks for the refresher, and especially the bonus tip which I *had not known about before*!

[@williamcollins96]

Great tips, I did know one of them, although it was the non-tip....thanks for doing this! Look forward to more...

[@sunderbudhiraju2720]

none except the first one , simply superb tips thank you

[@goodonlyknows]

the shift button to get refine edge is a life saver...thanks

[@photoshopcafe]

Thanks

[@Roz-Inspire-Video]

A really fun set of tips - love it! Fave is the history brush ... which I’ve avoided up until now.... Now to try it... Huge thanks

[@photoshopcafe]

It's a fun tool

[@mohsinfareed1797]

Thanks for al the tips . Great man as usual.

[@AerialLensVideo]

Very helpful - THANKS! 5 for 5 -- I did NOT know these at all.

[@photoshopcafe]

awesome!

[@TeresaTrimm]

Super color picker rocked!!!

[@Argadeux]

Good video 👍🏼

[@photoshopcafe]

thanks

[@ChristinaMcKay]

Thanks for the tips. I didn't know about the SuperColorPicker. Maybe interesting about fading filters: Like you said, normally this is only available in edit-menu as long as you didn't do anything else. If you convert the layer to a smart object and then use a filter, you can always change how strong the filter is, or which blendmode it is using in the smartoptions of the filter. There is a small icon on the right of the the label, where those options are accessible.

[@photoshopcafe]

You are right, Smart Objects will give you similar functionality, Fade has been around a lot longer than Smart Objects and used to be the only way to do it, but I still find those times where its perfect, especially while painting when you don't want a smart object.

[@TempoArts]

WOW! tip 1 was great, great tips

[@julianbusbeejr6998]

i like the history brush! never knew about any of these, i'm a photoshop beginner.

[@photoshopcafe]

Stick around, you are at a great place to learn

[@user-vr3tb9ph5o]

*Awesome!!! Really Nice Video. Now I'm Staying With You. Thanks For Share*

[@photoshopcafe]

Thanks :)

[@samnella9]

Thanks for these cool tips!

[@photoshopcafe]

Anytime!

[@reillybt]

great tips but i knew most them thanks

[@StephenTilmon]

I liked the masking tip the best. Love your videos

[@photoshopcafe]

Thanks!

[@s.rajabhekmat6575]

very cool tips. thank u

[@johnwebb220]

Loving the History Brush Tip!

[@muhammadheripurwanto6399]

number 5 it's my favorite

[@veselinvasilev9362]

Thank you!

[@giorgikvantaliani4059]

control alt command awesome thanks

[@photoshopcafe]

Glad you liked it

[@shahidkamal1309]

Super color slider was good tips

[@JohnChubbSr]

All of these are fantastic tips. I'm using a touch pad; does this work with the mouse slide tip?

[@photoshopcafe]

Yes, it should

[@sachinrokhade5260]

Thanks sir

[@dontgetnastybro]

That history brush!

[@MikeT-yy3]

Hi Colin, I have created three individual actions and would like these actions to automatically play one after the other, how can I do this, any ideas? The actions are dodge & Burn, remove blemishes and apply skin smoothing, they work fine if I play them one after the other manually but would like to automate this, can you help.? I thought if I started to record a new action, but the played each action during the new recording it might work, but I failed miserably. I had lots of problems getting the individual actions to work so I don’t want to have to record them all over again as one longer action.

[@JulesMoyaert_photo]

You are REALLY, REALLY good! (I knew one).

[@photoshopcafe]

aww thanks

[@JohnDawson]

Great tips! I knew none of them. Would the first tip be a replacement for your technique of applying a low-opacity Gaussian blur to a background copy in overlay mode as you have taught as a final polish for images?

[@photoshopcafe]

you could certainly do it this way

[@designinghouse8885]

HI sir amazing tools... thank you ...

[@photoshopcafe]

Thanks for saying

[@mauricegriffith5043]

Alt-Shift does not work for the super color picker in Windows.

[@stefanoamonte9441]

history brush and alt shad/hilits

[@JB-xi5ek]

All new, white background method

[@tcconner7388]

Just so you know, the link in your email newsletter to this KZbin video does not take you to this page. There is also an error showing on this video on your own website.

[@photoshopcafe]

Thanks, its fixed now :)

[@tcconner7388]

photoshopCAFE You’re welcome.

[@tonymule3474]

Only 2 tips Thanks

[@sachinrokhade5260]

I am using wacom new to it recently purchase can u please tell sir which is the shortcut key for soft and hard brush as u said cltr alt and right click or sir I will assign. Key in wacom setting please suggest me key .... Thanks a lot for mentioned shortcut

[@photoshopcafe]

SHIFT+ [ ] changes the softness