Adobe's Photoshop Elements is less expensive and easier to use than Photoshop and is perfect for nonprofes… More
eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.
Choosing a Brush in Photoshop
Adjusting a Brush in Photoshop
The Dissolve Brush Mode for Photoshop
The Photoshop Crop Tool
The Photoshop Polygonal Lasso Tool
The Photoshop Magnetic Lasso Tool
The Photoshop Marquee Tool
The Photoshop Move Tool
The Photoshop Slice Tool
The Photoshop Spot Healing Tool
The Photoshop Healing Brush Tool
The Photoshop Wand Tool
The Photoshop Quick Selection Tool
Photoshop Color Swatch Options
Photoshop Quick Mask Mode Editing
The Photoshop Eye Dropper Tool
Photoshop Eye Dropper Tool Tips
The Photoshop Fade Tool
The Photoshop Free Transform Tool
The Photoshop Hand Tool
Photoshop Toolbox Swatches
The Photoshop Zoom Tool
Zoom blur is a great technique to highlight moving objects. People, bikes and even cars can all be capture… More
I get some comments that suggest readers don’t think they have the capability to use some of the imaging s… More
Nikon camera owners love their cameras and the high resolution NEF format. However, not all image editing … More
Adobe Photoshop 6 contains numerous special effects that can be applied to your images to create artistic … More
How to import an entire Photoshop file into Flash; learn more about encoding video on websites in this fre… More
Adobe's Photoshop Elements is less expensive and easier to use than Photoshop and is perfect for nonprofes… More
Using the Emboss and Bevel effects in Photoshop can add depth to text and images in your project. This 3-… More
There is almost nothing you can't do to a picture in Photoshop. Learn how to use the quick selection tool … More
There is almost nothing you can't do to a picture in Photoshop. Learn how to choose a brush to work with i… More
Photoshop is a powerful graphics editing software used by home users to graphics professionals. The softwa… More
Insider tips for improving photos. Learn How to Apply the Blur Filter to an Image in photoshop in this fre… More
One of the true advantages of Adobe Photoshop 6 is that it allows you to perform various functions on batc… More
Create flawless images, combine photos into composites with new Photomerge technology, show your best face… More
One of the features of Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 is the Photo Organizer which allows the user to manage a… More
There is almost nothing you can't do to a picture in Photoshop. Learn how to use the zoom tool in this fre… More
Summary: There is almost nothing you can't do to a picture in Photoshop. Learn how to choose a brush to work with in this free video clip on this great computer program.
Robert Segundo has been an artist since he could hold a pencil. In his 10 years in graphic design, he has worked on advertising projects with costs ranging in millions of dollars. He...read more
Adobe Photoshop is the industry standard for photo editing today. It is a program that allows the user to be very hands on with images and manipulate the characteristics of the picture in whatever way they feel is suitable. It gives the user the ability to add specific features only available through the program to their images. Photoshop is also now being used to create images from scratch at a design level. The impact of this is that anyone with a computer is now able to design and create as they see fit. It is no longer reserved to the established and wealthy designers.
This video clip series will provide tips and techniques for the basic uses of Adobe Photoshop and it's tools. Each video is a step by step visual tutorial guiding you through the basics of the program so that you can start creating right away. Whether a novice or an expert it's a great way to brush up on the foundations of the program. Take a few minutes and check out some of these videos and their methods. They are invaluable to any photographer today.
eHow Article: Choosing a Brush in Photoshop
Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. en-US Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.
