HOW TO USE WINDOWS DUAL VIEW IN PHOTOSHOP CS6

Working with Dual View is really important when you want to perform a operation keeping Zoom and still want to see the effect at complete image.

Few people got confused that, They have opened same image in two different windows but actually They have opened same image in two different window view.

So when they perform an operation, It will be reflected in both of window views.

Steps Involved :

1. Opening an Image
2. Unlocking the Background layer
3. Selecting new window for <image name> from Windows - Arrange
4. Selecting 2-up vertical from Windows - Arrange
5. Woking with Image

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ADD A TRANSPARENT TEXT TO IMAGE USING PHOTOSHOP CS6

In this Video we will add a Transparent text to out background Image and which finally turns out to be a New Year Card.

Steps involved -

1. Opening/Choosing a Background Image
2. Add a new layer and fill it with White Color
3. Decrease Opacity
4. Add Text and Resize it
5. Group layers 
6. Blending options

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BLEND TWO IMAGES LIKE A POSTER USING PHOTOSHOP CS6

With Photoshop CS6 , We can BLEND two images like a poster.

Steps involved :

• Opening two images
• Moving them to same document
• Free transform ( if required )
• Add layer Mask
• Add a black and white gradient
• Combining layers to a new layer
• Add noise
• Add black and White Adjustment layer
•  Add Hue and Saturation

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Final Out Put :

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HISTORY LOG AND NOTE TOOL IN PHOTOSHOP CS6

One best thing about Photoshop is, We can try what ever want but Once we are happy with the result we are unable to remember the steps and the specification Involved.

History Log will embed detailed log for the steps performed, This can be really useful for R&D.

It's also possible to place Sticky note kind of notes on photo using Note Tool, This is really great way of remembering what need to be done, specially time saver when we are working on a large project.

After watching this video we will be able to-

• Enable History log
• Save History log with Specific name
• Save History log at specific location
• Open and View History log
• Create a Note using Note Tool
• Provide author name and color of  Note
• View content of Note 

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CREATE A CHRISTMAS CARD USING CUSTOM BRUSH IN PHOTOSHOP CS6

This Video show how to create a Christmas Card with custom Brush.

Video will show us How to create a custom brush and than use it to make that card. 
After watching the Video We will be even able to Make a good selection using Inverse , Resize Image using Free Transform, Merge layers using Merge Layer.

Steps Involved :

1. Draw a brush pattern

2. Save the pattern as Brush

3. Draw a Blank card

4. Use the brush to give your artistic look

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CREATE A CUSTOM BRUSH IN PHOTOSHOP CS6

This video shows how to create a New custom brush for your project requirement.

How you can modify a existing brush or or you can create a new brush.

CREATE A CUSTOM ACTION IN PHOTOSHOP CS6

Custom Actions are series of command that are applied to your project with your single mouse click.

It increases your efficiency and If You are working on a repetitive project It will works as Big time saver for you.

This video shows how to create a Custom Action , How it is apply it to a Individual Image as well as how to Automate this Action to apply it on a bunch of images.

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EXPORT ALL OF YOUR KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS OF PHOTOSHOCS6 TO A HTML PAGE

Keyboard shortcuts are a Big time saver, Photoshop CS6 provide us a way to export all of those shortcuts to html page.

From that html we can either print it or perform desired operation.

Keeping the shortcuts nearby favours us to remember them quickly. 

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ADD OR MODIFY A CUSTOMISED KEYBOARD SHORTCUT IN PHOTOSHOP CS6

Photoshop CS6 has provided a lot of Keyboard shortcuts and adding a customized keyboard shortcut will be a BIG TIME SAVER for us.

Just keep in  mind, Dont override a Existing Shortcut that is being used by Photoshop OS.