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...

A step-by-step walk-through showing you how to merge two images into a single image using Adobe Photoshop CS4.  This is a beginner tutorial showing you all the steps required to take the smiles from one image and put them on a face in a second image. Image Credits © Photographer: Leaf | Agency:...

An introduction to the dodge Tool in Adobe Photoshop CS4. This is another tutorial in the 'Learn Photoshop in 60 Seconds a Day'...

A step-by-step walk-through showing you how to edit a photo using Adobe Photoshop CS4 and a High-Pass filter technique. Image Credits © Photographer: Leaf | Agency:...

This is another 60 second Adobe Photoshop CS4 tutorial quickly showing you how to flip a layer or image. It's a simple process, you just need to know where to find it in the...

A quick, in-depth Adobe Photoshop CS5 tutorial showing you how to create a custom brush using texture from a smoke...

A step-by-step in depth tutorial showing you how to create an action which can resize a group of images. Actions are useful for mass editing folders of images with very little...

An in-depth Adobe Photoshop tutorial showing you how to whiten teeth. With this tutorial I chose to go through the steps fairly quickly. I have explained and zoomed into everything i did, but the flow is the tutorial is quite quick. I wanted to create an efficient tutorial to watch while you were following along and creating your own action. You will probably need to pause the video when you are learning the...

This in-depth tutorial gives you a step-by-step tutorial using Adobe Photoshop and shows you how to edit a white sky into a beautiful blue day. The process takes a few steps and uses a gradient and second layer but works very well and is very easy to...

This 60 second Adobe Photoshop CS5 tutorial show you how to quickly resize a layer within an image. The same technique is also used for earlier versions of Photoshop such as CS4, CS3...