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Adobe Photoshop CS6 for Beginners
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Get helpful tips on rotating and moving layers, and learn two ways to import and add a new image layer to your project, in this Adobe Photoshop CS6 lesson.
with LearnToProgramGet helpful tips on rotating and moving layers, and learn two ways to import and add a new image layer to your project, in this Adobe Photoshop CS6 lesson.
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Discover how to add text over an image layer by creating a text layer, which gives you more control of the text because it's not tied to other elements.
with LearnToProgramDiscover how to add text over an image layer by creating a text layer, which gives you more control of the text because it's not tied to other elements.
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In this Photoshop CS6 lesson, learn several ways to pull images into your open window to create a new layer, and review how to apply adjustment layers.
with LearnToProgramIn this Photoshop CS6 lesson, learn several ways to pull images into your open window to create a new layer, and review how to apply adjustment layers.
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In this Adobe Photoshop CS6 lesson, discover how to use the magnetic lasso tool and the refine edge tool to remove a portion of an image and paste it elsewhere.
with LearnToProgramIn this Adobe Photoshop CS6 lesson, discover how to use the magnetic lasso tool and the refine edge tool to remove a portion of an image and paste it elsewhere.
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In this Photoshop CS6 lesson, discover how to use automatic features to enhance your images, as well as how to use greyscale to turn images black and white.
with LearnToProgramIn this Photoshop CS6 lesson, discover how to use automatic features to enhance your images, as well as how to use greyscale to turn images black and white.
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