Short Cuts Stated in the Video: Crtl + N = New Document Crtl + J = Duplicate Crtl + E = Merge Crtl + G = Group Alt = Scale Photos for center Alt + Shift = Uniformly Scale Photos from the center Crtl = Skew photos Crtl + Alt = Skew on two axises Esc = Delete Layer Changes Enter = Save Layer Changes Crtl + U = Hue and Saturation Crtl + I = Invert color Crtl + F = Re-apply last effect Crtl + Font size = Dynamic font size changing X = swap color swatch Crtl + S = Save Crtl + Shift + S = Save as
I have ADHD so I find long, slow-paced tutorials hard to follow but this was perfect for me! I could focus the whole way through and I didn't get frustrated and start skipping. Thank you!
a) Important Key to control the Photoshop. 1. Ctrl + n = Open new 2. Ctrl + j = duplicates a layer 3. Ctrl + e = delete a layer 4. Ctrl + g = make group 5. Alt + “hold click mouse left” = adjust picture become big and small 6. Alt + shift + “hold click mouse left” = adjust picture become big and small with same length and high 7. Hold ctrl + “hold click mouse left” = adjust picture become deformation 8. Hold ctrl + hold alt + “hold click mouse left” = adjust picture follow with X angle deformation 9. Enter = To close up picture adjustment 10. Escape = To return to picture adjustment 11. Ctrl + u(after rasterize layer) = change picture colour(Hue, Saturation, Lightness)available 12. Ctrl + i = whole picture become negative film 13. Ctrl + f = make picture become more blur 14. Ctrl + r = appear ruler on X and Y to measure the horizontal and vertical line 15. Window to Adjustment = To adjust / change picture colour(a lot of) 16. Right click a “layer 0”, Copy Layer Style, right click a “layer 1”, Paste Layer Style, If want to delete layer style with right click, Clean layer style. 17. Click eye effect to turn off the visualization of those effect(“layer 0”) 18. X = to exchange “Black” and “White” colour’s place. 19. Ctrl + s = Save a project as Photoshop 20. Ctrl + Shift + s = Save as “PNG or JPEG” file in PC. No thank!!!
I've been learning Photoshop for a year now and this video is super helpful! So many tips that will make my workflow easier. Thank you so much for making it! 🙌
interesting points ,if anyone else wants to uncover online photoshop tutorial try Pycanta Photo Graphics Protocol (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my friend got amazing results with it.
i got 1st place in a poster design competition in my province then i got 4th in the national competition, this video was VERY HELPFUL thankyou so much man
This video seems helpful to someone who has some exposure to photoshop but not for the person who has not. It's moving quickly and doesn't allow a true beginner to grasp the information being presented. Slowing down and introducing each topic/function before diving in would have made a difference. Photoshop in 10 or 15 minutes for beginners might be more realistic for the real beginner.
The idea is to present as many features of the program in as little time as possible. A 10-15 minute video could be time consuming for someone to sift through. Plus, a user can pause and rewind the content if they missed something.
Thank you, although I am a completely new to photoshop I learned much more from this 5 minute tutorial than some other ones that drag out basic information.
Boom! In the first 45 seconds, I've learned more than some of the other 30 minute long tutorials! Thank you. Although, I don't think this was geared towards beginners. It does show the basics (which is what I wanted), but beginners would be lost.
Been using Photoshop for awhile now and i've got to say this is probably the best Photoshop Tutorial i've ever seen. So easy and straight to the point :) Good job +Flow Graphics
This is great! There's so much to learn and I just don't have the patience to sit through a tutorial that takes 7 minuted to explain one feature. Would love it if you made more tutorials!
+Steven Van There are several factors in how to use photoshop. One place I discovered which successfully combines these is the Trevs photo blue print (check it out on google) it's the best guide i've seen. Check out all the super info.
Thanks! I've been using GIMP for ages and switching to Photoshop is annoying, this tutorial was great for learning the basic differences. I'd also like to mention that for zooming in and out, you can select the magnifying glass on the left and enable scrubby zoom in the options at the top. After doing that, you can hold space+ctrl and drag up/down to zoom in and out. Additionally, if you're zoomed in and you want to move the screen around, you can just hold space and drag across the document.
Wow, nicely and quickly explained. In my opinion this short tutorial is better than some long ass 10 or 20 minute long tutorial, everyone wants it straight to the point
I could not figure out what to learn and where to start. There are a lot of detailed tutorials and following those wasn't actually happening as too many details made me bored and I ended up watching something else or doing something else... I thank you for making this tutorial. This really gives me a very interesting kick-start to start learning Photoshop. Still a long way to go and learn. Hope to see you around :)
I know how to use photoshop, its basics, since I tinkered with it when I was a kid. I know the feel of not knowing where to start, but for me I found out that it doesn't matter. Just search a simple topic by yourself, such as "how to select, duplicate layer" since they build on pretty quickly and make learning easier to catch! At least I started with "how to cut" when I was learning Adobe Premiere.
Nice work. Short and to the point. I like spending as little time as possible learning. I’ll be watching for more. Just started photoshop with 15 yrs of Corel experience. Switching
I feel obliged to thank you and congratulate for a much better work than most of tutorials over there! Your video conciseness is just amazing! You now have a new subscriber (and one that hates youtube tutorials!!!)
Tbh tho I am very new to photoshop, and obviously this video does not cover all the existing tools of the application, this was a very helpful vid tbh in explaining the basic concepts and stuff
really helpful since i cant play video games on my pc because i have a really old gpu and cant buy a gpu anywhere now i can edit pictures and mess around with photoshop thanks!
its easier to learn the way your showing. it great for new learner like me coz i dont have patience to watch a long video. this 5 mins is just perfect.
Loved this, thank you, Sometimes when you speak its too fast and hard to understand because of you're accent, for instance in the first part of the tutorial you either said "control J, Control 8, Control A" they all sounded possible. An easy fix would be to add text over you voice post production to clarify. Thanks again for the amazing content, sorry for the elaborate message.
The "Undo" and "Redo" functions in photoshop are totally different from any other computer program I've used. Under "Edit", it will show either "Undo" or "Redo" as an option but never both. So how would I go about toggling back and forth between changes I've made to see which version I like better?
thank you Julian.... this tutorial entails a lot for a beginner lol !,i'm about to launch my new cd of my band and I have to know how prepare templates for artwork & photowork & etc. ... i' doing my best,just wanna get my album out lol ! cheers TT.
Great video , this help me a lot. I have been using a XP-Pen Star G430 drawing tablet for several years. I use it to do detail work. in Photoshop CC mostly when working with Layer Masks . photoshop is a powerful tool .
hi i have just started doing 3d crystal engraving and was wondering if i can change photos on her to 3 d also struggling to say put a photo into a hart shape hope you can help thanks
Hi! Thanks for the tutorial above. Wondering if you could provide a tutorial about how to remove a selection of a photo and makes transparent. E.g. a photo frame.
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Short Cuts Stated in the Video:
Crtl + N = New Document
Crtl + J = Duplicate
Crtl + E = Merge
Crtl + G = Group
Alt = Scale Photos for center
Alt + Shift = Uniformly Scale Photos from the center
Crtl = Skew photos
Crtl + Alt = Skew on two axises
Esc = Delete Layer Changes
Enter = Save Layer Changes
Crtl + U = Hue and Saturation
Crtl + I = Invert color
Crtl + F = Re-apply last effect
Crtl + Font size = Dynamic font size changing
X = swap color swatch
Crtl + S = Save
Crtl + Shift + S = Save as
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Thank you bro
I have ADHD so I find long, slow-paced tutorials hard to follow but this was perfect for me! I could focus the whole way through and I didn't get frustrated and start skipping. Thank you!
a) Important Key to control the Photoshop.
1. Ctrl + n = Open new
2. Ctrl + j = duplicates a layer
3. Ctrl + e = delete a layer
4. Ctrl + g = make group
5. Alt + “hold click mouse left” = adjust picture become big and small
6. Alt + shift + “hold click mouse left” = adjust picture become big and small with same length and high
7. Hold ctrl + “hold click mouse left” = adjust picture become deformation
8. Hold ctrl + hold alt + “hold click mouse left” = adjust picture follow with X angle deformation
9. Enter = To close up picture adjustment
10. Escape = To return to picture adjustment
11. Ctrl + u(after rasterize layer) = change picture colour(Hue, Saturation, Lightness)available
12. Ctrl + i = whole picture become negative film
13. Ctrl + f = make picture become more blur
14. Ctrl + r = appear ruler on X and Y to measure the horizontal and vertical line
15. Window to Adjustment = To adjust / change picture colour(a lot of)
16. Right click a “layer 0”, Copy Layer Style, right click a “layer 1”, Paste Layer Style, If want to delete layer style with right click, Clean layer style.
17. Click eye effect to turn off the visualization of those effect(“layer 0”)
18. X = to exchange “Black” and “White” colour’s place.
19. Ctrl + s = Save a project as Photoshop
20. Ctrl + Shift + s = Save as “PNG or JPEG” file in PC.
No thank!!!
Thanks bro
Thanks!
Thx
Funny, on one of the comments I've seen Cont + e = merge and here I'm seeing cont + E = duplicate a layer
this is exactly what I was looking for thank you. ten minute or less instructional videos are the way to go. appreciate the help
I've been learning Photoshop for a year now and this video is super helpful! So many tips that will make my workflow easier. Thank you so much for making it! 🙌
this "5 minutes" tutorial turned into 30 minutes for me because I have to keep pausing, and rewinding certain parts while trying these stuff lmao
same lol😂
Yeah lol
interesting points ,if anyone else wants to uncover online photoshop tutorial try Pycanta Photo Graphics Protocol (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my friend got amazing results with it.
Pathetic lol
Hazuki Kimura yes! this is way to fast, for me anyway
i haven't worked on Photoshop in a while and i needed a refresher. this was just perfect and you didnt have a thick Indian accent. thanks
Lmao
throwing shade at piximperfect?
What????
lol
That’s kind of rude. If you didn’t intend it to be rude, then please consider your wording next time.
i got 1st place in a poster design competition in my province then i got 4th in the national competition, this video was VERY HELPFUL thankyou so much man
This video seems helpful to someone who has some exposure to photoshop but not for the person who has not. It's moving quickly and doesn't allow a true beginner to grasp the information being presented. Slowing down and introducing each topic/function before diving in would have made a difference. Photoshop in 10 or 15 minutes for beginners might be more realistic for the real beginner.
The idea is to present as many features of the program in as little time as possible. A 10-15 minute video could be time consuming for someone to sift through. Plus, a user can pause and rewind the content if they missed something.
slow down the speed in the video settings
True I don't know how he inserted the picture I'll have to ask my brother after all sigh
@@jareevoldemort2373 He just dragged the picture into the open Photoshop project. Simple as click and drag. Hope this helps! Good luck!
@@jareevoldemort2373 open an image as a file on photoshop and simply drag it onto the blank canvas you created.
Thank you, although I am a completely new to photoshop I learned much more from this 5 minute tutorial than some other ones that drag out basic information.
Boom! In the first 45 seconds, I've learned more than some of the other 30 minute long tutorials! Thank you.
Although, I don't think this was geared towards beginners. It does show the basics (which is what I wanted), but beginners would be lost.
Been using Photoshop for awhile now and i've got to say this is probably the best Photoshop Tutorial i've ever seen. So easy and straight to the point :) Good job +Flow Graphics
This is great! There's so much to learn and I just don't have the patience to sit through a tutorial that takes 7 minuted to explain one feature. Would love it if you made more tutorials!
this will help a lot of people
***** hey!
Bananna Bro BANANNA
How come for like every GFX related video, I look in the comments and I see your name... U ARE EVERYWHERE!
mangotofu_ lol
+Steven Van
There are several factors in how to use photoshop. One place I discovered which successfully combines these is the Trevs photo blue print (check it out on google) it's the best guide i've seen. Check out all the super info.
Thank you so so much! I'm a graphic design student and this taught me some shortcuts that I didn't even know!!
So refreshing to have a video that gets straight to the point and delivers what the title says 🙌
Thanks! I've been using GIMP for ages and switching to Photoshop is annoying, this tutorial was great for learning the basic differences.
I'd also like to mention that for zooming in and out, you can select the magnifying glass on the left and enable scrubby zoom in the options at the top. After doing that, you can hold space+ctrl and drag up/down to zoom in and out. Additionally, if you're zoomed in and you want to move the screen around, you can just hold space and drag across the document.
Oh, and you can hold space while right-clicking to select useful zoom levels, like pixel perfect or fit to screen.
it says 5 minute tutorial.. why are people complaining that it is too fast?
Awesome, wonderful !!!!!. I understand this catch up and in the way of RECAP. No one else give this 5 min entire PS for all.
Wow, nicely and quickly explained. In my opinion this short tutorial is better than some long ass 10 or 20 minute long tutorial, everyone wants it straight to the point
I just installed Photoshop this was 5 mins well spent in a train :) thank you Julian
Dope. Fast paced and ADHD friendly. Subscribeddddd. Thanks for dropping knowledge
Great Video, it was quick and right to the point.
Can I suggest slow down when you are talking can’t keep up
I'm a beginner user and this video is really helpful, I pause and rewind a lot to be honest lol
This is ridiculously well thought out. Thank you !!!
So good I love the pace! Who has time for a 40 minute video. Thanks Julian you’re a legend
This is the way RUclips tutorials should be! No unnecessary intro ftw! Thanks!!
This was perfect! honestly surprised how well you went through this.
I could not figure out what to learn and where to start. There are a lot of detailed tutorials and following those wasn't actually happening as too many details made me bored and I ended up watching something else or doing something else...
I thank you for making this tutorial. This really gives me a very interesting kick-start to start learning Photoshop. Still a long way to go and learn. Hope to see you around :)
I know how to use photoshop, its basics, since I tinkered with it when I was a kid. I know the feel of not knowing where to start, but for me I found out that it doesn't matter. Just search a simple topic by yourself, such as "how to select, duplicate layer" since they build on pretty quickly and make learning easier to catch! At least I started with "how to cut" when I was learning Adobe Premiere.
Nice work. Short and to the point. I like spending as little time as possible learning. I’ll be watching for more. Just started photoshop with 15 yrs of Corel experience. Switching
Give this man a nobel prize. Legend.
thank you so much i just watch this today yet i learn it fast for 5 minutes now i can present it on ict class
literally the best thing ever
This is the best quick video ever! I learned a ton of stuff just from this one video.
I feel obliged to thank you and congratulate for a much better work than most of tutorials over there! Your video conciseness is just amazing! You now have a new subscriber (and one that hates youtube tutorials!!!)
Tbh tho I am very new to photoshop, and obviously this video does not cover all the existing tools of the application, this was a very helpful vid tbh in explaining the basic concepts and stuff
really helpful since i cant play video games on my pc because i have a really old gpu and cant buy a gpu anywhere now i can edit pictures and mess around with photoshop thanks!
Nice work, much appreciated!!!
I really like short tutorial. They are to the point.
its easier to learn the way your showing. it great for new learner like me coz i dont have patience to watch a long video. this 5 mins is just perfect.
Thanks so much! I’m making graphics for work and this was helpful!
we want more 5 minutes :) I learned a quite lot within just 5 mins. thanks.
great vid thx!! going to use these tips for my channel!!
head spinning but great 5 minute overview. I now have a basic idea of what photoshop does! Bravo
this is fantastic and very helpful for a start
bro thats super effective. god bless u
No doubt the best video, it's straight to the point, good job 👌🏼👌🏼
Haha perfect! Just a quick overview of everything photoshop is capable of and not a 3hr intensive course of on how everything works.
Fantastic explanation thank you so much
Loved this, thank you, Sometimes when you speak its too fast and hard to understand because of you're accent, for instance in the first part of the tutorial you either said "control J, Control 8, Control A" they all sounded possible. An easy fix would be to add text over you voice post production to clarify. Thanks again for the amazing content, sorry for the elaborate message.
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So much info in such a short amount of time, very much appreciated my guy
thank you Sir. This will help me to start using photoshop. thanks for all your efforts.
Amazing video. This help me a lot. Thanks.
This is an excellent video!
THX Mate, managed to pass the Adobe Certification Test using this video and many other on youtube.
Thanks man it really helps in less time
The "Undo" and "Redo" functions in photoshop are totally different from any other computer program I've used. Under "Edit", it will show either "Undo" or "Redo" as an option but never both. So how would I go about toggling back and forth between changes I've made to see which version I like better?
Awesome....Please make another one TY....
Very nice it's better short video it's revision for new learners
Really great for 5 minutes...Thank you!!!
Best explaining tutorial by far
Awesome i really want this shortcuts like it.
Super fast way of getting to know PS Cs6! Great video, it was fun trying keep up with your speed and take helpful mind notes.
bro thats super effective. god bless u 👍
Thank you for the information😎👍
Day Number one using PS. Thanks for a great intro to it.
thank you Julian.... this tutorial entails a lot for a beginner lol !,i'm about to launch my new cd of my band and I have to know how prepare templates for artwork & photowork & etc. ... i' doing my best,just wanna get my album out lol ! cheers TT.
What app did you use for your computer also does this work for chrome book
Great video , this help me a lot. I have been using a XP-Pen Star G430 drawing tablet for several years. I use it to do detail work. in Photoshop CC mostly when working with Layer Masks . photoshop is a powerful tool .
4:34 finaly i found how to do that, Thank you!
hi i have just started doing 3d crystal engraving and was wondering if i can change photos on her to 3 d also struggling to say put a photo into a hart shape hope you can help thanks
nice guide and you explained all those simple basics
Perfect. Exactly what I needed right now!
Im a new channel focusing with simple designs for beginners😊
Thank you so much for this one. I really need to learn more.
Lit loved the content, quick and simple
Amazing video, so helpful!!
Thank you so much ♥️
Lifesaver! Well...at least a great timesaver!
thank you really needed this video you hero xoxo
thanks, this saves me a lot of time!!
Very clear ..thanks
This was literally Photoshop in a breeze like i been lookin for good videos then BAM THIS!!! PERFECT!!! THANK YOU!!! 🙏🏾✊🏾
Great video to the point. Good job.
you are amazing n keep uploading your videos we will like to watch from you.
Excellent, thanks
Great tutorial. I learn many things from this tutorial.
Thanks- very helpful and QUICK!
That's will help the beginner :). I had to learn Photoshop by watching many Videos and exploring by myself :D
Cool video bro✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻
This so helpful! I really appeciate it!
Heyy , can I know u ??
Very interesting. I must freshen up on my photoshop skills.
Awesome video man straight cut! Awesome!
Hi! Thanks for the tutorial above. Wondering if you could provide a tutorial about how to remove a selection of a photo and makes transparent. E.g. a photo frame.
if i accidentally get rid of all the tools on the left how to i get it unhidden as the arrows are now gone
I'm beginner thx i got many learn on this Video
Awesome video, thanks a lot man! :D
short sweet and to the point yay thanks
That's great work thanks mate..😍 Cheers.❤️ , ☮️
loved it.!! amazing work!!
Respect for this video