8 Things Every Ps Pro Should Know

[@FS4U-CH]

More than 25 years ago I learned Ps and Illustrator using your videos, you were the king and still are. Regards. 🙋

[@hitechpanchal]

Thanks to You and Bert... We learned almost all these years back. I still use the LAB mode tutorial to get that HDR effect. Thank You Once again..

[@MicheleBrugiolo]

Great tutorial thank you Deke! I would love to see a in depth video of color LAB from you

[@doug941]

I took your class at Photoshop World Tampa! I still use everything I learned! Keep up the good work!

[@DottoINC]

Good way of learning new techniques for things

[@johnsmith1474]

Is to watch experts, yes. Then try them.

[@ehoffmann4758]

nice one - thanks Deke

[@davidstong]

I first learned these things with “Classroom in a Book” I wish it was still around. Not nearly as entertaining, though.

[@chasebros4948]

I had no idea you could view the rgb channels in actual rgb instead of grayscale.

[@johnsmith1474]

You can via Edit/Preferences/Interface but it doesn't mean much. They are more useful in greys, as a channel is an amount ie a value of a pure hue and the color is misleading as to value. Grayscale shows value naturally. In my view.

[@Eigil_Skovgaard]

The "Photoshop" brand has suffered seriously from including generative AI, on the top in a very unprofessional quality (it's not even possible to be attempted). It's a tragedy - but that's how gold-diggers work, it's called profit optimization. Nothing to blame on you, Deke, you always get the fun and the good sides out of the mess.

[@johnsmith1474]

No idea what that means as it's unclear written English. Feel free to explain this "tragedy." With all due respect as you are bilingual and I an not, English is perhaps not your 1st language? In my view btw the Photoshop brand is not suffering from anything. Parts of Photoshop I don't care to use can just sit behind the scenes, and cost me nothing, so I don't see "gold digging."

[@Eigil_Skovgaard]

@@johnsmith1474 John, maybe you have problems with your single language. Lots of "english-speaking" people have. No shame as long as you can trust to understood by your own kind. Regarding Photoshop, good luck with the simplifications.