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Posted on December 21, 2010
by Chad 
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Hosted by Veoh.comMy fifth Photoshop CS3 tutorial. In this video, I'll show you some more precise color correction methods and explain a little bit about the dodge, burn and sponge tools.
Those of you who already know your way around Photoshop should probably not waste your time watching this video. It's meant for beginners.
There are two issues with this video everyone should be aware of in this video:
First, my screencasting software glitched and recorded my cursor as Vista's busy cursor, so you won't be able to see some of the actual cursors I'm using.
Second, I reference a book...
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My fourth Photoshop CS3 tutorial. In this video, I do some experimenting with blending modes to create an aged look to a new photo.
Concepts covered: blending modes
Again, you'll need at least a little knowledge of Photoshop to be able to follow along.
This tutorial is my copyrighted property, but you're free to share it. Just be a decent human being and credit me if you spread it around.
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My third Photoshop CS3 tutorial. In this video, I do some very basic and simple color corrections using hue/saturation adjustment layers. Again, you'll need at least a little knowledge of Photoshop to be able to follow along.
Concepts covered: adjustment layers, masks, color correction
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Hosted by Veoh.comMy second Photoshop CS3 tutorial. In this video, I continue working with masks to do a standard beauty retouch. I keep it simple and only correct some blemishes and wrinkles and smooth the skin. We'll do color correction and a bit of facial reconstruction (with the liquefy tool) in a later tutorial.This is an intermediate tutorial, so I assume you have a working knowledge of Photoshop's layout.
I also tried to slow down a little bit so you can understand what I'm saying, but if I'm still talking too fast, let me know.
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