Learning Adobe Photoshop CC
Video Tutorials
The 22 video tutorials on this page are provided by our friends at Infinite Skills and authored by Andy Anderson.
In this Adobe Photoshop CC training course from Andy Anderson, you will learn how to use the worlds most popular graphics and photo editing software. This training is designed for the absolute beginner, and you will learn Photoshop from the ground up, with no prior experience required. Andy has years of training experience, and breaks down the features and tools of Photoshop into easily understood parts, increasing your ability to understand and retain the information. You will learn how to: organize your files using Adobe Bridge, work with Camera Raw images, create and manage color in an image, utilize layers in Photoshop and work with filters. Andy shows you how to use tools such as dodge and burn, the magic wand, brushes, cloning and healing, and even Type in Photoshop. Click a link to view each video (opens in new window).
If you enjoy these sample videos and would like to see the full course, take a look at the Learning Adobe Photoshop CC for more details or check out Andy Anderson's Adobe Photoshop Elements training course.
Sample Videos
- Introduction
- About Andy Anderson
- Raster Versus Vector Images
- Essential Preference Settings
- Using The Zoom And Hand Tool
- Adobe Bridge 101
- What Is Camera Raw?
- Down And Dirty Color Cast Removal
- Backgrounds And Layers
- The Contrast Blending Modes
- Working With Adjustment Layer Masks
- Creating A Classic Wax Seal
- Editing Vector Paths And Shapes
- Introduction To Dodging, Burning, And Sponging
- Working With Facial Features
- The Ansel Adams Effect
- Working With Puppet Warp
- Smart Selection Techniques With Quick Mask
- Curves 101
- Controlling Brushes With The Brush Panel
- Warping And Rasterizing Text
- Controlling Out-Of-Gamut Colors
Please note: the work files referred to in these videos are only available with the full course.
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