A quick 60-second Adobe Photoshop tutorial showing how use the clone tool and what it is used for. This group of 60-second tutorials teaches you Photoshop one step at a time, making it easy to learn Photoshop in 60...

It can take a while to get your head around how the flow, opacity, and air brush settings affect the brush. This tutorial gives you an explanation of how the settings work and show you how they affect the...

A thorough guide showing you how to print an image within Adobe Photoshop CS4 using the correct ICC color...

The fourth in a beginner series of Photoshop CS4 tutorials covering how layers...

An in-depth tutorial showing you how to put a fake picture on a wall. The first step you need to do is have a picture of room. Then choose an image you want to virtually put on your wall. The Adobe Photoshop tutorial shows you the rest of the steps. This tutorial is great if you want to see how a painting or photo would look in your living room or...

What is a Histogram? This tutorial in the Photoshop 101 Series helps you understand what a histogram is and how to read...

An Adobe Photoshop CS4 tutorial covering how layer masks work. How to create a mask, remove a mask, and how a layer mask affects the...

There is nothing more annoying that not being able to edit or modify a layer in Adobe Photoshop. Perhaps the one thing that IS more annoying is not being able to unlock the layer. This tutorial shows you how to relieve your frustrations and unlock a layer. Image Credits: © Photographer: Leaf | Agency:...

This Adobe Photoshop tutorial gives an in-depth walk through of how to change the background in an image.  The tutorial starts with an image of a young man sitting on grass and changes the background to place him in a the tropical location of Malta. The source files include the background and portrait used in the tutorial. You can also download the stock photos on...

This video tutorial is a simple introduction to Adobe Photoshop CS4 and explains where the various tools and menus are and how to customize them to fit your own...