5 tips to accelerate your Photoshop Skills

How to increase your Photoshop skills rapidly. Colin Smith shares 5 tips to rapidly accelerate your photoshop learning. Works faster in Photoshop with better quality and more inspiration.

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[rickbulak]

Thank you for 23 years of passionate teaching! So many start but few se it through and fewer still are as consistent. All my best to the best of the best!

[eoslove]

You're right, Colin. Core PS skills are essential to maximizing time spent in the app and keeping those skills sharp means repetition and that means regular practicing - you have to put in the time to reap the benefits that separate your work from that of the competition.

[TrajektoryGFX]

nice tips man! I think I should learn more keyboard shortcuts, they are definitely game changers

[brittanyhicken]

Thank you so much! I’m pushing myself hard to lean ps right now because it’s been on my bucket list for far to long. I can’t afford classes so I’m leaning from you and I like how you move slow and speak very detailed with every click you make because, I always have questions. Sometimes the battle is just loading the files in correctly 😅

[hennyjesterhoudt]

Again some useful tips. As I am older now, and not do PS frequently anymore, I start to forget things. So this is again some wake up call. Thank you

[amstaylorph]

You're definitely one of the best PS tutorial content creators. Clear, and communicative.

[donnyboy]

Thank you for all the information you give. I feel like I know Photoshop and Lightroom pretty well but I always learn something new from you.

[oliviaoliver]

Thanks so much! Love your videos and tutorials. Your teaching style and knowledge is unsurpassed. You've enabled me to expand my photo editing skills, style and vision.

[brettwooderson]

Thanks for all your work Colin. This year I am looking to improve my overall skills in Ps but especially around composite photos.

[petersutton]

Great tutorial. Those keyboard shortcuts are going to save me a ton of time. Thanks Colin 👍

[ZoranImsiragic]

I'm using Photoshop since version 2.5 and still I found so much inspiration in your tutorials! Even though I'm familiar with everything you've said it is still so uplifiting for me. Thank you for your amazing contribution! Happy New Year! :)

[PhillipW]

Just saved me so much time Colin - 100% helpfull

[bobkillen]

I started with your Photoshop 6 book. So we both go back a few days. I still have my copy. And of course we've updated our library with your subsequent works. Rock on in 23

[dmm]

Good tips. One observation. As you know you have to start a selection with the marquee first then hold down opt key to get it to draw from the center. I actually had to go to another video to figure that out (you didn't mention it in your example). Very minor but without it just doesn't work.

[adyme]

Great tips, thank you. Checked your website for post-production in advertising, product and architecture photography. As I see none of them there. Maybe for future projects.

[adonike]

I started learning with the Photoshop 6 book! I don't remember if that was the one that was printed on Black and White, but it was so well explained and illustrated that I was able to understand it!!
Awesome tips as always! thank you!

[stephencahill]

Brilliant tips Colin - thanks for this and all the effort you put into your editorials.

[meghanadganpule]

Happy new year to you . Well described tips . Thanks again .

[galesaunders]

Great tutorials as always. I always get stuck at the end (well with all of it really) but your tutorials help a lot!, are you meant to group all the layers at the end, what is the best saving technique?

[FranHoganPanama]

I've resumed looking through Flickr as a source for good photos. Instagram is done.