Pressure-sensitive tablets are often ideal when you're editing photographs in Photoshop. If your edits are confined to global adjustments that can be easily applied using a slider, a tablet isn't so necessary. But if you perform localized edits -- dust removal or cloning; masking of tone or color adjustments; or any type of dodge or burn effects -- then a tablet can greatly ease your post-production life. This video using a wireless Wacom Intuos4 demonstrates when and why pressure-sensitive tablets rock.

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In this tutorial you will learn how to create a cool 3D Text in Cinema 4D, render it and edit it in Photoshop CS4, also you will learn how to create a cool DJ Poster from simple image in Photoshop CS4

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Much can be said of masking: Masking is the art of using the image to select itself. Masking lets you apply the entire weight of Photoshop to the task of editing a selection. And masking, thy name is alpha channel.

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Gaussian Blur is a filter that blurs an image. But it's also the math behind the Feather command, drop shadows, and everything that is soft in Photoshop. Watch this video and learn why Gaussian Blur is so important.

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Creating a vector-style image - Photoshop tutorial.

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In this tutorial, you’ll learn to design a realistic calligraphy pen from scratch. The tutorial involves a simple use of the Pen Tool and a few flexible Layer Styles. Lighting and reflection techniques are explained throughout the tutorial. This might be a quite useful for icon enthusiasts.

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Here is a tutorial that will teach you how to use lighting effects and shadows in Photoshop.

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This is a Photoshop Tutorial on how the artwork for the EA Sports title "NBA JAM" was produced. It demonstrates tools such as: Liquify, Screen Functions, and Gradient Maps.

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Changing opacity is like mixing a cocktail with, say, 30% active layer and 70% all layers below. Assigning a blend mode is like shining a light or casting a shadow: The active layer infuses those behind it with life...

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