Join Chad Perkins for an in-depth discussion in this video Understanding pixels, part of Learning Photoshop CS6.
In order to really master Photoshop, you gotta know what's going on behind the scenes. …We're going to talk about an important aspect of that, probably the most …important aspect of that, in this movie. So I'm going to go to the Window menu and …choose the Navigator panel. Now what we're going to do, is we're going to …Zoom in on one of these edges that looks really smooth and round. …I'm going to choose the top of the subject's head here. …And so I'm going to go in the Navigator panel and Zoom in, and I'll have to …rearrange this here. So I'm going to drag this window up, so that …I can keep seeing the top of her head. Zooming in and reframing.…
So, now that we're here, we're at about 367% Zoomed in, we're starting to see …that what once look like a really smooth line is not really. …I'm going to keep Zooming in and Zooming in, Zooming in and rearranging this here. …And when I Zoom in all the way, 3200%, we can see very clearly that what's …happening here, is that this image is actually made up of little tiny squares. …
- Getting images into Photoshop
- Creating and navigating documents
- Working with layers
- Cropping and straightening images
- Color correction
- Making selections
- Fixing image problems
- Working with effects
- Creating and editing text
- Exporting and printing
Skill Level Beginner
Photoshop CS6 Essential Trainingwith Julieanne Kost10h 30m Beginner
1. Getting Started with Photoshop
2. Getting Images into Photoshop
3. Photoshop Basics
4. Image Basics
5. Color Correction
6. Making Selections
7. Fixing Image Problems
8. Working with Effects
9. Working with Text
10. Making Art
11. Exporting and Printing
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