Photoshop Elements Tips To Help In Your Quest For A Better Way
These Photoshop Elements tips are some of the best ways to become more efficient in editing your photos. Many are little known and under-used. A lot of these techniques come from my years working as a professional image retoucher using Photoshop. Photoshop Elements now incorporates many of the same high-powered capabilities that the full version of Photoshop does. You don't have to be looking for a specific technique to find these tips useful. Like Jack Kerouac's Sal and Dean taking a spontaneous road trip, delve right in and you'll come away with a deeper understanding, and hopefully a rich experience.
See Two Different Views of the Same Image
Select a Circle Quickly
Know How to Use the Undo History Palette
Stamp Visible and Save Your Layers
See Your Desktop from Photoshop Elements
Layer Mask Trick for Photoshop Elements
Change Opacity with the Push of a Button
Save Your Selections with Your Photos
Quickly Reset a Dialog Box Without Closing It
Beware of Your Tools
Pick Up Colors From Anywhere
Quickly Change Your Units of Measurement
Create a New Layer Below
Options From a Dialog Box
Change Crop Tools Preview Opacity
View Any Layer With One Click
Lasso Tool Tip
Change Color Of Transparency Checkerboard
Make Your Recently Edited List Longer
How To Save Layered Files
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Add To or Subtract From a Selection
My tip is about making changes to a selection. If you have something selected and you want to add to that selection you can hold down the shift key and ...
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