When you’re learning to work with Photoshop you may find yourself overwhelmed and frustrated but no matter whether you’re practicing on photos from your mobile broadband 4G connection or shots you’ve taken yourself, here are a few tips for staying the course with Adobe:
1. Hire a “Tutor”: If you know someone who knows Photoshop, ask them for help! Even pay them a small hourly amount if you need to. Remember that hands-on instruction is the easiest way to get the hang of the software.
2. Practice on Everything: No matter what, find time to practice your skills every day. If you can upload photos (or even pull one off the web), you can practice Photoshop- so get cutting and morphing! Just don’t re-post if the photos aren’t yours to publish.
3. Set a Goal: Whether it’s altering your wedding album or helping create a philanthropy’s newsletter, set a goal that will get you motivated. If you’ve got other people waiting on you you’re going to find a way to get better at Photoshop, period.
1. Hire a “Tutor”: If you know someone who knows Photoshop, ask them for help! Even pay them a small hourly amount if you need to. Remember that hands-on instruction is the easiest way to get the hang of the software.
2. Practice on Everything: No matter what, find time to practice your skills every day. If you can upload photos (or even pull one off the web), you can practice Photoshop- so get cutting and morphing! Just don’t re-post if the photos aren’t yours to publish.
3. Set a Goal: Whether it’s altering your wedding album or helping create a philanthropy’s newsletter, set a goal that will get you motivated. If you’ve got other people waiting on you you’re going to find a way to get better at Photoshop, period.
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