5 Tips in Photoshop You May Not Know About

[@Demolin7]

Very useful tips, never have seen them in other tutorials. Thanks from Brazil!

[@ukramedia]

Thanks, F Demolin! This tutorial was actually done by my twin brother Vladimir. He is a web developer/Graphic Designer. You can check out his vlog website at vladskiy.com.

[@AeBlues]

thank you Sergei. I love your tips series. about "Create Layer" - 2:52 - there is a shorter route - just right click anywhere on or under "Effects" and the Layer style or styles will give you the option to create layer or layers.

[@ukramedia]

Thanks for your feedback! I love the name of your channel!

[@AeBlues]

thank you :)

[@ukramedia]

By the way, my twin brother Vladimir is the guy who recorded this Photoshop tutorial. :-)

[@ParanoidTrip]

After I watched After Effects' Tricks and now Photoshop. You are really saving my life and time. like and subs. Thank you Ukramedia...

[@ukramedia]

Thanks for watching!

[@umersiddiqui2159]

You did it again, just watched your AE tips and now this..... you got some mad skills man. Great tips and perfect presentation. Just don't stop. TWO THUMBS UP FOR YOU!

[@ukramedia]

This tutorial was actually done by my twin brother Vladimir. He is a graphic designer. Thanks again for your kind words!

[@BBWinner48]

in the stroke section, wouldnt it be faster to " right click on layer and select " copy layer style" then paste to the desired layer"..??

[@hazratpathaan374]

AE is very intersing toturial f u have other in A premier plz share it tnx

[@nmac.]

Awsome, never get old

[@nottvstoons1947]

Great tutorial! I'll be using these

[@ukramedia]

Awesome! Also, I created a Private Mentoring Group on Facebook. Here is a link to it if you want to join: facebook.com/groups/ukramedia/.

[@SCPVIDEOPRODUCTION]

Great info. Please do more!

[@ukramedia]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheLawind]

Thanks for the useful tips, I wonder if they apply for Illustrator as well...

[@ukramedia]

Thanks for watching! I will make one for Illustrator next.

[@NikaGujejiani]

ukramedia really waiting for Illustrator one!

[@ukramedia]

Nika Gujejiani I just bought a brand new microphone. I will record one as soon as I get that microphone. Sorry for the wait.

[@NikaGujejiani]

ukramedia uuuuu, i hope we'll hare more from you with new microphone!

[@ukramedia]

you will! Feel free to share your tips and tricks. I would love to learn from you as well.

[@trzarector]

Great tips dude!

[@ukramedia]

Thanks for watching!

[@mrendsub]

Отличные уроки! Спасибо.

[@ukramedia]

+ED EkoDrive Spasibo vam!

[@mira-graphics]

Awesome bro. Thanks

[@olson5252]

That eyedropper tool!..... i've been waiting years to figure out how to do that a better way.... i've downloaded plugins on chrome to get the color and it never worked especially with images..thank you!!

[@ukramedia]

haha same here. I used to take a screenshot every time I wanted to sample a color. That was so annoying. Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!

[@usamaallam]

thanks for ur tuts and your time

[@ukramedia]

Thanks for watching!

[@NusrathUllah]

4th one is amazing,

[@ukramedia]

Thank you, Nusrath!

[@idiomorph]

OMG #2 is now my jam!

[@ukramedia]

That's awesome! Same here. Such a time saver. Thanks for watching! I will make one for Illustrator soon.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

Foe the last tip i got a better keeping the original smart object. Simply select the layer>edit smart object>select the canvas by ctrl/cmd click icon>crop selection>save as file you want. You will keep the original smart object, works jst a bit faster then your method

[@MohamedElHanoun]

Thank Youuu

[@ukramedia]

+Mohamed El Hanoun (SimoShop) Thank YOU, Mohammed!

[@jonalex]

Very useful stuff guys. The only one I would differ with is the Tip #5, I would instead right click the layer, and select "Duplicate Layer...", then from the drop down list select "New..." This way you don't have to rasterize, or copy and paste. The only thing are the dimensions, but that can be solved with a quick CTRL+Click, (C)rop, enter. I just avoid rasterizing as much as possible. Thanks for posting.

[@ukramedia]

Thanks for the tip! It is definitely a good practice to always duplicate layers.

[@grantvz]

There's no need to CTRL+Click a layer if it's already rasterized. With the layer selected just select all (CTRL+A) to select the entire artboard > then copy and paste. This will create a new artboard with the correct dimensions.

[@zvit]

Little mistake in tip 1 - you said "now if you're a PC user, just hit SHFT-CTRL-OPT-E" but it should be ALT and not OPT.