Photoshop CS6 Little Secrets with Scott Kelby

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That hint about setting the original ratio as cropping default is great!

schumi

WOW! That was cool to find out that you actually created the scott5 preset! That's my favorite one to get things started!

MrMkeup

Try the link above in the description for the video. That might help...

KelbyOne

Awesome video I had no idea about the gradient map presets that would come in very handy for people photography, thanks!

Spade

I am having problems with the mini bridge in cs6 not showing the previews any suggestions use an Imac with 10.8.2

evergreen

I'd like to try those new tones on video.

sclogse

He clearly said in the beginning that he would "Tell us some really cool things about Photoshop CS6". He never said it necessarily had to be new :D

MisterRuneex

where the hell is the emerge hdr pro, What I have is different, Can some one tell me how to get this feature? Thanks.

lazaroZ

Glad I came back to view this again. I work with PS CS 6, but tend to minimize my use of the gradient tool, etc. I'm putting payers in the animation timeline, mostly. What I find true with CS6 extended is that when I turn an image, like a perfectly cut out plane, or car, into a 3D object, the transform also creates a little grayish edge around the object. Drives me absolutely nuts...all that careful feathering, and now this dumb edge. I try to hide it using the Blending Options, and playing around with inner shadow at the best angle and amount. But, it's never perfect. IfI din't have the blend tool, I could not complete the video. Anyone know what I'm talking about? I've even tried adding a dark edge to the cut out before converting it to a 3D postcard...didn't help. Any ideas? It does't seem to come from any default lighting the file picks up in 3D post card mode....and by the way, I'm working in black and white. (Desaturated) would I have better luck in gray scale?

sclogse

love your shirt sir! ROCK ON! not to mention all your tricks and tips!! cheers! :)

MrPujangable

Using PS for 15 years and never knew about those hidden groups of filters in the Gradient Maps menu. Of course I feel like a dumbass. I have to pass your tips on, super vid, Kel.

HMaxTube

make sure your images are in bridge. open bridge make sure the photos you want shows up then go to photoshop. most the time I just have both programs open.

JaliCreations

There is a contact sheet II option in cs5.... o_O

usercf

I just paused the video to write the same thing! Good video from Mr. Kelby, but that one was a mistake :))

parkinsontatak

I prefer the dark UI. Used it a lot in AI.
Focus on the job and not distracting elements.
Now it looks like a piece of Apple software :)

StraussWyldeTT