5 Photoshop Tricks You Don't Know

[@tutvid]

Great stuff, man!

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tutvid Thanks!

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tutvid And love your stuff as well!

[@pronabbiswas36]

I love both of yours content :x

[@StephenBiamah]

The one for black & white adjustment layer trick blew my mind! I already see how to use it in my workflow. Didn't know any of the others too. Thanks for the tricks!

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Stephen Biamah You're welcome!

[@socreative]

Great tip for Black & White adjustment layer!

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socreative Thanks!

[@kimhuff]

Hands down this is the BEST tutorial video I have ever watched on KZbin. I have taken many online classes for Adobe products, including Photoshop, using Lynda.com and Creative Live and never have I seen these helpful tools. The one for lighting effects and the exact location will save me tons of time! I have watched many videos on KZbin before including ones on your channel but this is definitely the most helpful. Thank you so much!

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Kimberly Huff Thank you so much! I'm glad you found it useful!

[@scottreeling5890]

A great edition to your second trick, when creating your layer, make it a smart object. This allows you to go back and make adjustments to your flair if needed. Positioning, size, brightness or even the type. Great job

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Awesome! Great addition, Scott!

[@mikefitzpatrick8667]

You never cease to amaze! Eat up all your tutorials but have to pause>rewind a lot as you “fly”. Did use the cloud one once making flames. Rest all new. Thanks for providing these.

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***** I did use the Cloud one for the flames!

[@ncraspa]

They were all new to me. I especially like the tip about working in two windows, neat. TY

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You're welcome!

[@ic3wall521]

Normally not that impressed with these kind of videos but you managed to show me four new tricks that I didn't know of. Superb job!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you! I'm glad that you enjoyed them! :)

[@GemTones]

The last was the only one I knew! Great stuff as always Jesus!

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Thanks!

[@djwivy5806]

My motto in life is...Learn something new everyday. And I have learned 5 new things.....Great video. Thanks for sharing.

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+William Ivy You're welcome!

[@johnlewis8362]

I consider myself quite an expert but I have learned five new things today. Great tutorial!

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Thank you!

[@damian9303]

You know you aren't an expert if even kids in a high school class have to watch this video for Photoshop class

[@Iplaygoofy]

I LOVED these. I didn't know any of them. The last one about multiple windows will save me a ton of time! Thank you!!

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+Iplaygoofy You're welcome!

[@aphrospice]

the 4th trick was the best and most useful and worth the watch all by itself. Thanks!

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+Shanda Renee (aphrospice) You're welcome!

[@unlucky17]

+Shanda Renee (aphrospice) YUP. The greatest thing I've learned on Photoshop since Command+J

[@moynulhaque6499]

Hi, You gotta do more of this wonderful tutorials. I am sure millions of other people's find this tutorial helpful. I didn't know any of this photoshop tricks. Thank you very much ones second.

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You're welcome!

[@vciro]

Thank you for another great tutorial! I only knew the B&W adjustment. Many thanks! Vinny, Long Island, New York

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Vincent Ciro, Sr. Thank you! I really appreciate all your support! :)

[@WOZARTWEBB]

Your tutorials always show me something new. Keep up the good work!!

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Ken Webb Thank you!

[@butchpouka]

didn't know any of them, specially the b&w filter...coincidentally today i watched a tutorial from another instructor (not gonna say his name) he went too fast i didn't know what the H he's talking about to the extent that i commented that he should specify that his tutorials must be addressed to super advanced ps users...thank you...that was awesome

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You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@MaryGadsby]

I appreciate how you always point out things that could make our result not equal yours (possible pitfalls). Love your videos, thank you!

[@leahmarine9514]

Great tips, subscribed! :)

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+Leah Marine Thank you!

[@robinkaye3185]

I am so glad I found your channel. I have been working in Photoshop since 5.0, and know a lot, but as the new versions came out, I just couldn't keep up with all the tips and tricks and new tools. You have helped me leap so far forward, my mind is exploding. Thank you so much.

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You're welcome, Robin!

[@OldAndGettingOlder]

I didn't know any. I especially liked the last tip.

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+Stanton Taylor Thanks!

[@marthaal-beitawi2448]

Thank you, I didn't know any of these tricks, I love them all.

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You're welcome, Martha!

[@CapturedVideosByGene]

great stuff i did not know any of them

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+Eugene Williams I'm glad you learned a few new tricks!

[@CazDaBoss]

Thanks for posting this tutorial. I only knew #5. I follow you regularly and it greatly enhances both the quality of my Photoshop work, as well as my enjoyment when working with the program. Keep up the EXCELLENT work.

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Don Berman Thank you! I really appreciate it!

[@DeLarrenYoung]

I knew just one! :-)

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DeLarren Young I'm glad 4 were new ones!

[@DeLarrenYoung]

Photoshop Training Channel THIS IS TRUE AND THANK YOU so much. (*_*) I'm a subscriber now.

[@dspindl1]

All of these tricks were new to me. My favorite is the Lens Flare alignment. Finally...a way to put it exactly where I want it!! The last trick will also be useful. Thanks for posting these, they are much appreciated.

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You're welcome!

[@edselby]

well just damn - that was helpful!!

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Ed Selby Thanks!

[@TxVIPProd]

Thank you, learned all 5

[@PLCP_Brad]

Great tutorial video. I did not know any of these tricks and all of them will be useful to me! Thank you so much for sharing. Also, I like the pace at which you speak, when I am watching tutorials I want to know the information and decide quickly if it is useful to me. I can always go back and watch it again or pause it where I need to absorb the info.

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brad simonsen Thanks! I'm the same way. I watch everything on KZbin at double speed!!! That may be why I talk fast! :)

[@DJStylegangsta]

Nice video, but you are definitly talking too fast sometimes :)

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Yücel Başar I get that sometimes. I'll try to slow down.

[@JerryRSun]

Photoshop Training Channel I actually prefer it fast like this. I like to work fast, and often times with slower talkers I get bored and I stop listening. Anyway, I did not know any of these tricks.

[@JohnMcConnell11311]

Photoshop Training Channel i think your pace was fine i don't like slow talkers that take 20 minutes extra to explain something when it could be concise.

[@meadow-maker]

No, don't slow down, you can always back up the video if you miss something. When someone on a video talks down to the audience it's so frustrating when you have to go back to catch something you missed and trawl through all the blah blah blah. A good tutorial is aimed at a certain level. Try to please everyone and you just lose your audience. No matter how slow you go there's always going to be some point an audience member zones out or gets distracted. It's the nature of being human. Don't change a thing! I just discovered your tutorials and they are the best I've found. I'm annoyed I haven't looked harder for tutorials before. I'm self taught up until now and there's an ocean of stuff I didn't know.

[@katyagreene7497]

Thank you so much for your amazing tutorials. :) I am just starting with PS and learn new tricks everyday watching your lessons! All of them were new for me.

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+Katya Greene I'm glad they were useful!

[@ch_sanjeev]

None of them.

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+Sanjeev Chanda But now you know them all!

[@ch_sanjeev]

+Photoshop Training Channel yes. Thank you so much.

[@psmarketingmaven]

Didn't know any of these but I'm so glad I know how to do it now! Thank you!

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You're welcome!

[@tonibissell-venable7373]

I did not know these tricks. I'm very glad I tuned in!

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+Toni Legates Thank you!

[@oliversantana3813]

All these tricks are incredibly useful, thanks for the knowledge.

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+Oliver Santana You're welcome!

[@shtroizn]

Been using Photoshop for many years. Knew none of these. Photoshop is amazing in that even after so many years of experience there are always so many new tricks to learn. Thank you for this excellent tutorial.

[@Zebrajellyfishphoto]

I didn't know these and you have great presentation skills and an easy listening voice. Thank you!

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+Richard Mauro Ricchiuti You're welcome!

[@terrellcwoods]

Fantastic! You just blew my mind. Fantastic tips and your teaching style is so easy to follow. Thanks again.

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+Terrell Woods You're welcome!

[@SteveAtkinsonFineArt]

I only knew the clouds trick. Very excited to try the black and white adjustment layer set to luminosity to have better control over changing an image... Thanks for sharing all of these tricks!

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+Steve Atkinson You're welcome!

[@StuDio-go5kz]

Knew some of these tricks, but learned a few new. Also, good to have a refresh on old tips and tricks. Sometimes I forget. Keep up the great work and helpful tips.

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Thanks!

[@Artedutech]

WOW! Thanks for sharing. You were right, I didn't know these tricks. They are great, and I plan to use them and teach them to my photography students. Thanks again!

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ArtEduTech You're welcome!

[@KevinPhanPlus]

Number 2, 4 and 5 were REALLY useful! Thank you so much!

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Kevin Phan You're welcome!

[@silvervanus]

These were fantastic! They were all new to me and I will keep watching your videos to learn more. Thanks!

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You're welcome!

[@rontz]

I've been using PS for more than 15 years right now, so I didn't expect to get something useful out of this video - the bigger was my surprise that I actually didn't know any of these tricks - and even better: they're quite useful!

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rontz Thank you! I'm glad I was able to teach you a few new useful tricks!

[@mickys514]

Awesome video! Straight to the point. Didn't know any of these tricks! Thanks.

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mickys514 You're welcome!

[@adobestores1]

Thank you so much, these were fantastic. I book marked this so I can come back whenever. You are the best.

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Dennis Clark Thank you!

[@JustinCherriman]

Wow! Didn't know any of these special moves, thank you for this gift!

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Justin Cherriman You're welcome!

[@brianjennings3172]

Didn't know any of them, but they'll definitely make things easier now. Great tips, I'll use all of them, thanks.

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Brian Jennings You're welcome!

none, but the luminosity+BW adj layer and duplicate window is pure gold, thanx a lot mate

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Aleksandar Ačanski You're welcome!

[@nikolamilasevic2176]

Awesome tutorial, thank you so much!! I'm an old hand at PS, but I didn't know any of this! Fantastic! If you have more tips like this - please, make another tutorial!

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Here's part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIebaoygZbmfmZI

[@SeanHodgins]

Didn't know any. That was great.

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SeanHodgins Thank you!

[@MrRonRobertson]

Four and a half were new to me, the last one I had known about but you added the modifier key tips. Well done!

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+Ron Robertson Thanks!

[@kaylacurry9516]

I didn't know any of these! Thank you soooo much. You just made my life way easier with that last one.

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You're welcome, Kayla!

[@miriammorales5683]

I loved the video. Thanks a lot. I knew none of these techniques, so thank you again.

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Miriam Morales You're welcome!

[@sinsenest]

You're amazing. I didn't know any of those tricks, and I do plan to use them. Would be nice if you could do some more exploring. Would like to know many of Photoshop's hidden gimmicks. Thanks again!

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+Juneval I'm thinking of doing part two of this video!

[@sinsenest]

Photoshop Training Channel Excellent! I'd love to check that one out, thanks!

[@MrOnetwoseven]

I knew all of them but only in my dreams. Well done. Short and sweet and such new additions to my abilities.

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+Terry Brown LOL you're welcome!

[@crearte1]

Great turorial, none of them, always something new to learn on Photoshop.

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crearte1 We never stop learning! Always something new to learn!

[@Silvermist234]

very helpful video ptc! hoping to see more of ur tricks :) i knew none of the tricks btw ...thanku so much!

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+Silvermist234 You're welcome!

[@BorislavBorisovArvo]

Wow, I had low expectations that I'll see tricks that haven't already been shown, because most videos show the same things, but this tutorial was great. I actually only knew one of them. The fourth and fifth trick were most interesting to me. Very cool & helpful, thanks!

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+Borislav Borisov 〈Pixelzy〉 You're welcome!

[@FabulousFolklore]

Love the luminosity trick on the black and white adjustment layer!

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+Icy Sedgwick Cool! Glad you liked it!

[@lisamaier9984]

I had forgot all of them and so glad I revisited this tutorial because I am further along now in my learning CS6... Very Helpful!

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+Lisa Maier Thank you! I'm glad you're further along!

[@JoeBodego]

Keep um coming, nice short tutorials that have a long impact, thanks Bro

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Joe Bodego You're welcome!

[@Ma7hiu5]

That last 'trick' is gonna come in sooooo handy.... Thanks

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Ma7hiu5 You're welcome!

[@jonathancziegler]

Nice. The precise positioning for lens flare was great and I hadn't thought to use a black n white layer adjustment for luminosity control. Yes these will all go into the arsenal. Thanks and I'm glad I discovered your channel.

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+Jonathan Ziegler You're welcome! I'm glad you discovered it as well!

[@gildanachman8396]

I may have seen these great "tricks" because I saw something that you recorded in the same area a few years ago, but I don't remember what it was. It could have been the same, but if it was I have forgotten. This time I took notes! I don't always learn something new in your tutorials, but I never get bored. Those I remember become important parts of my repertoire..

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+Robert Nachman I'm glad my tutorials have been helpful... or that they are at least entertaining!

[@eeriecd]

Thank you for this video! The last trick blew my mind! All those times I spent zooming in and out while editing....

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ErikuhD You're welcome! I'm glad this will save you some time!

[@BKLevi]

I really have a lot to learn. I really like the black and white adjustment trick. The flare trick was cool too. I guess you can do that with any color not just white. Thanks.

[@StillOnTrack]

I knew none of these and I've been using photoshop for a pretty long time. Great job!

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Johnzilla87 Thank you!

[@MZ72]

This is awesome tricks! only knew two, but the last one is very helpful indeed! thanks for the share man!

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***** You're welcome!

[@davidmorrison5186]

Great tips. The last one will really come in handy.

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Thank you!

[@go-to-the-beach]

So glad I watched! All new to me. Now my next trick is to remember these tricks when I need to use them :)

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+David Adshade haha :)

[@ArchitecturalAesthetics2046]

Highly informative and very relevant to architectural visualization, thanks for posting this.

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You're welcome!

[@adamlevermore]

Fantastic stuff. I use the "New Window for..." function all the time when I'm illustrating line art, so I can get zoomed way in without losing track of where I am in the piece. The others were all new to me, though, and I can't wait to try them out!

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Adam Levermore Awesome! I hope they help you out in your work!

[@bivas108]

Great tips man. I use photoshop all the time, and did not know any of these.... awesome.

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+Bivas Bhattacharjee Thank you!

[@sugargoose1]

PS user since 2002 and I didn't know any of these! The last one will help me out every day. I am always zooming in to work and then zooming out to see how it looks on the picture, so the side by side perspective is perfect.

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Fantastic! I'm glad it will help!

[@trevorreedstudios]

Been using Photoshop as a studio photographer for 10 years and I didn't know any of them! Another excellent tutorial. Thanks

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+Trevor Reed Thank you! I'm glad it was useful!

[@DebbyThomasArt]

Incredible! Only knew one of them. Especially like the last one. I can use that often!!

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Debby Thomas Great!

[@ThePearceman]

I did not know any of these, the last two I really can use! Thank you.

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James Syme You're welcome!

[@uplink_studio]

I REALLY liked #4, with #5 close behind. I did not know any of these tricks prior to watching the video, but I hope to put them to use!

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+Helen Stevens Cool! Now you know them all!

[@sharonbrewster1588]

All were new to me, thanks for all the great tips, I love them.

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sharon brewster I'm glad you found them useful!

[@GilinSC]

I am very impressed by your knowledge. You are one of my favorite instructors. You are awesome. Thank you! From your Puerto Rican fan in SC. :)

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Thank you! Glad you liked it!

[@chantaljacques9192]

Great tips! New to photoshop, I knew none of the tricks. Thanks for sharing!

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You're welcome!

[@purplespark8]

These were simple, yet new to me. Thanks

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Danish You're welcome!

[@victoriao2484]

the two windows I didn't know about and it's gonna be so helpful for me now...thank you

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+victoria “VICKIMARIE” o You're welcome!

[@DKIBUI]

I only knew the two windows side by side. This is an amazing tutorial, bless you

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Thank you!

[@MrVicinCA]

I knew none of them. That's why I subscribe to your channel. You never fail to teach me something I didn't know before.

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Victor Ranieri Thank you for subscribing! and I'm glad I'm able to teach you something new!

[@arthurkay9166]

Photoshop Training Channel I knew the b/w luminosity trick.

[@leeromi1708]

Really cool ad easy tricks. Thank you. Already subscribed and will continue learning. Awesome

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Thank you!

[@mahmoudatef4833]

The black and white tip was awesome man keep great work on

[@BjornVanLier]

I just knew the lens flare thing. Thanks a lot. Great work & thx for sharing.

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Bjorn Van Lier You're welcome!

[@rodecm]

I only knew of the high contrast clouds. The lens flare placement trick, wow!

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rodecm Glad I was able to show you a few new tricks!

[@NewPOVPhotographyCambridge]

Nice!!! The answer to the question... none!!! But thanks to you, now I do!

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New POV Photography :)

[@catherder6674]

Late to the party here. Just tuned in (stumbled?) onto PTC. Great tips, Jesús. Thank you!!!

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You're welcome, Emilio!

[@Aikon94]

None of them too, thanks man, the last one was really precious!

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+Aikon You're welcome!

[@johnchaney4556]

They were all new to me. Just learning photoshop. Thank you.

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You're welcome!

[@liadfru]

The last was the only one that I knew, Thank you so much!

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Liad Paryente You're welcome!

[@katyaragdoll6629]

Didn't know these. Great tips! I loved the working in the double window. Thanks so much.

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You're welcome!

[@kaidean]

Great stuff, I knew all but the last one and that one blew my mind! I love that feature!

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Kai Dean Awesome! I'm glad you found it useful!

[@thelberg62]

Thank you for sharing - All of the tips are wery useful to me :) Subscribed!

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+Terje Helberg You're welcome, and thank you for subscribing!

[@awesomeworstgamer]

Nice Video Photoshop Training Channel! I knew 2 of them, but the other 3 are golden! thank you very much Sir!

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The Awesome Worst Gamer You're welcome!

[@BRamz_121]

I only knew the Precise Lens Flare Trick. Great Video!

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Ben Ramsey Thank you!

[@the-pixel-whisperer]

Amazing stuff. Thanks for sharing. I didn't know any of those tricks!

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You're welcome!