Name Description Released Price 1 Clean Video Photoshop CS5 Top 5 Tip #5: Painting Tools In today's installment of Photoshop CS5 Top 5, Deke demonstrates Photoshop's bristle brushes, which simulate traditional paint brushes—the kind your local art-supply store sells—and its new Mixer brush, which lets you give a photo a painterly look. 4/30/2010 Free 2 Clean Video Photoshop CS5 Top 5 Tip #4: Puppet Warp In this installment of Photoshop CS5 Top 5, Deke McClelland explores a feature he calls fun to use, funny to watch, and extremely powerful. Boldt Software Instruments Logic Pro Vignette Filter Adobe Premiere Pro. on this page. Take a fifteen-minute tour of the Puppet Warp feature, then head over to check out all of our Adobe CS5 training 4/29/2010 Free 3 Clean Video Photoshop CS5 Top 5 Tip #3: Refine Edge Refining selections and creating masks are unglamorous but utterly essential Photoshop techniques—you've got to master both in order to perform tricky compositing tasks, such as extracting a person from an image and then adding a different background.

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