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Lesson 1:- Photoshop for Complete Beginners
Photoshop for Complete Beginners
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RESOURCES USED
Resources
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Lesson 2:- Master Layers – Photoshop for Beginners
Master Layers - Photoshop for Beginners
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Lesson 3:- Opacity vs Fill – Photoshop for Beginners
Opacity vs Fill - Photoshop for Beginners
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Lesson 4:- Layer Mask – Photoshop for Beginners
Layer Mask - Photoshop for Beginners
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Lesson 5:- Blending Modes – Photoshop for Beginners
Blending Modes - Photoshop for Beginners
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Lesson 6:- Selections – Photoshop for Beginners
Selections - Photoshop for Beginners
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Lesson 7:- Remove Tool – Photoshop for Beginners
Remove Tool - Photoshop for Beginners
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Lesson 8:- “Blend If” Explained – Photoshop for Beginners
"Blend If" Explained - Photoshop for Beginners
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Lesson 9:- Master Filters – Photoshop for Beginners
Master Filters - Photoshop for Beginners
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Lesson 10:- How to Save & Export – Photoshop for Beginners
How to Save & Export - Photoshop for Beginners
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Lesson 11:- Intro to Camera Raw – Photoshop for Beginners
Intro to Camera Raw - Photoshop for Beginners
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Lesson 12:- Master Brush Tool from Start to Finish – Photoshop for Beginners
Master Brush Tool from Start to Finish - Photoshop for Beginners
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Photoshop for Beginners
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Mastering Photoshop Filters: A Creative Toolkit

What are Photoshop Filters?

Photoshop filters are specialized algorithms that modify an image’s appearance. They offer a wide range of effects, from subtle enhancements to dramatic transformations.

Key Categories of Filters:

  • Sharpen: Increase image sharpness and clarity.
  • Blur: Soften or blur specific areas for a dreamy or artistic effect.
  • Noise: Add or reduce noise (grain) in an image.
  • Stylize: Create artistic effects like embossing, finding edges, or adding textures.
  • Distort: Warp, bend, or skew images for unique perspectives.
  • Sketch: Simulate traditional artistic media like watercolor, pencil, or charcoal.

Tips for Mastering Filters:

  1. Experiment: The best way to learn is by experimenting with different filters and their settings.
  2. Duplicate Layers: Always duplicate your original layer before applying filters to preserve the original image.
  3. Blend Modes: Use blending modes to control how filters interact with the underlying image.
  4. Layer Masks: Use layer masks to selectively apply filters to specific areas.
  5. Filter Gallery: Explore the Filter Gallery for a convenient way to preview and combine multiple filters.
  6. Third-Party Plugins: Enhance your filter library with high-quality third-party plugins.

Commonly Used Filters:

  • Unsharp Mask: A classic sharpening filter for enhancing details.
  • Gaussian Blur: A popular blurring filter for creating soft focus effects.
  • High Pass: A sharpening filter that emphasizes edges.
  • Liquify: A powerful tool for warping and distorting images.
  • Vanishing Point: A perspective correction tool for aligning and warping images.

By mastering Photoshop filters, you can unlock a world of creative possibilities and transform your images in countless ways.