Photoshop Virtual Summit - Best Practices for Photoshop by Dave Cross

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Photoshop Virtual Summit - Best Practices for Photoshop by Dave Cross
English | 46m | Video: 720p
https://www.pssummit.com/

Everyone always says, "there are multiple ways to do things in Photoshop", and although that is true, there are some approaches that are better than others. Better because they are faster, more accurate and/or more flexible. This session covers some of the most important approaches you can use to improve your speed, accuracy and creativity in Photoshop, including keyboard shortcuts, working non-destructively, Smart Objects and much more.

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