Videos tagged with PhotoshopUser TV

The countdown to the new set is winding down. In the meantime, check out this interview with Adobe's Julieanne Kost.

New episodes are on the way but this week, the editors have picked some of their favorite tutorials from the past few months.

Dave shares a collection of his favorite keyboard shortcuts. Scott has a a couple of tips for using Lightroom. Matt's tutorial is about adding design elements to those holiday greeting cards. Plus, Part 2 of the Gonzo Holiday Gift Guide.

Scott has a Lightroom tip for comparing a before and after view of your black and white conversion. Dave talks about using Photoshop Extended to make a color adjustment to video. Matt's tutorial deals with copying and saving layer styles and Rick Sammon shares a tip for adding dramatic lighting effects with Photoshop.

Scott's second annual Worldwide Photo Walk is this week. The Photoshop Guys have their normal allotment of quality tutorials and jokes.

Matt shares a Lightroom adjustment brush tip and answers a Photoshop question about using Hi-Pass filter versus Unsharp mask. Dave interviews photographer Rick Sammon and does a tutorial about creating a quick multi-image layout in Photoshop.

Scott has a tip for using the metadata panel in Lightroom and another tip for editing jpeg and tiff images in Camera Raw. Dave shows viewers how to move a layer style to its own layer. Matt demystifies the type on a path tool.

Matt explains two new vignette options in Lightroom 3 Beta and a Photoshop tip on cycling through open documents. Dave answers a twitter question about ACE certification. Stephanie Cross is back with a Tool School tip and special guest RC has a technique for using CS4 Extended to reduce noise in your photos.

Scott has a Lightroom tip for adding copyright metadata to all of your photos. Dave has a tutorial on creating custom workspaces in Photoshop. Matt shows off a realistic way to add texture to your images using layer masks. Special guest Corey Barker has a cool tutorial on adding reflections and shadows using Photoshop CS4 Extended 3D tools.

Dave gets more in depth with photographer and author Joe McNally.