At last - someone who speaks slowly and clearly ! thank you. I am a (very) mature student doing a BA Hons in Textiles in the UK. I am learning how to do spot repeat patterns etc for textiles...
WOW. Even though I had been using PSE9 for many years and now have PSE14, I learned 5 new things in this tutorial. However what is best about this video is how you clearly and concisely breakdown and illustrate each step. That is what makes your videos an excellent learning tool for the newbie/beginner as well as the more experienced PSE user. I do not think there is anyone who makes PSE tutorials better than you that are informative to so many different levels of PSE users within any given tutorial of yours.
Thank you once again. As always happens with your tutorials: BEFORE I think I'll watch the video just as a review, AFTER I realize I've learned at least 10 new tips!!
Just so happens I have been working much with selections in these last few weeks but did not know about these basic rules of selections! Ah Ha! I learned something new today and now yet another obstacle is removed from my errors and correction is made to my to my knowledge base! Thank you again Rick for taking something that may seem obvious to many but is really not known to most who are using this program, have a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your family! I appreciate all you do! Rich
Once again you have taught me so much and the awesome way you teach is so easy to understand and to actually accomplish. All I can say is WOW again and again when I tune in to your tutorials. Thanks Rick. Have a wonderful and safe holiday to you and your family.
Fascinating, Rick! Every second of your videos is a learning point, on point and on target. My understanding of Photoshop is constantly evolving, thanks!
Hi Rick! Nice video! i have a question: is it possible to copy paste or duplicate a selection while the original selection stays and just a duplicated identical selection of it would be pasted (Im talking about the selcetion only not what it is selecting) excatly like when we duplicate an object with move tool using option key (Mac) and make an identical, but for a selection in this regards? Thank you for your consideration!
At last - someone who speaks slowly and clearly ! thank you. I am a (very) mature student doing a BA Hons in Textiles in the UK. I am learning how to do spot repeat patterns etc for textiles...
still useful 6 years later, thanks man
WOW. Even though I had been using PSE9 for many years and now have PSE14, I learned 5 new things in this tutorial. However what is best about this video is how you clearly and concisely breakdown and illustrate each step. That is what makes your videos an excellent learning tool for the newbie/beginner as well as the more experienced PSE user. I do not think there is anyone who makes PSE tutorials better than you that are informative to so many different levels of PSE users within any given tutorial of yours.
+DrinkingStar I really appreciate your detailed feedback and kind words. Thank you!!
Thank you once again. As always happens with your tutorials: BEFORE I think I'll watch the video just as a review, AFTER I realize I've learned at least 10 new tips!!
+Luigi Guerra That's awesome Luigi, I'm glad you found it useful and that you picked up something new.
Your style of presenting makes everything crystal clear. Thank you. I really value your videos.
Just so happens I have been working much with selections in these last few weeks but did not know about these basic rules of selections! Ah Ha! I learned something new today and now yet another obstacle is removed from my errors and correction is made to my to my knowledge base! Thank you again Rick for taking something that may seem obvious to many but is really not known to most who are using this program, have a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your family!
I appreciate all you do!
Rich
+MrMoonpie001 Hey Rich - No problem, I'm glad it was helpful. Thanks for your generous feedback! - Rick
Thanks Rick!!! Your videos are very easy to follow and, understand.
Once again Rick you show how to do something that I thought very difficult, and show how easy it is when you know how .Many thanks . Mike.
+Mike Mayhew No problem Mike, I'm glad you picked up a thing or two.
Another useful and understandable tutorial, thanks Rick.
Once again you have taught me so much and the awesome way you teach is so easy to understand and to actually accomplish. All I can say is WOW again and again when I tune in to your tutorials. Thanks Rick. Have a wonderful and safe holiday to you and your family.
thank you so much! great video. 9:11 was the part I needed thanks!
Love your tutorial... explained in clear detail. Many thanks. Jim
Fascinating, Rick! Every second of your videos is a learning point, on point and on target. My understanding of Photoshop is constantly evolving, thanks!
wonderful videos, Rick ! thank you !
Nice one Rick. Enjoyed your video very much. Simple and effective. Thank you.
+Harry Sanders Glad you enjoyed it Harry. Thanks for letting me know.
Thank you, Rick, fantastic tutorials, oldguy1940.
starts at ~9:00
Time Saver
Thank you Rick for the great video.
+Robert Buchanan You're welcome, glad you liked it.
Thank you. This was exactly what I was looking for and it really helped me out. Subscribed
SO helpful. Thanks.
useful info, thanks.
+Chainsaw Dude No problem, glad you found it useful.
Hi Rick! Nice video! i have a question: is it possible to copy paste or duplicate a selection while the original selection stays and just a duplicated identical selection of it would be pasted (Im talking about the selcetion only not what it is selecting) excatly like when we duplicate an object with move tool using option key (Mac) and make an identical, but for a selection in this regards?
Thank you for your consideration!
Hi Rick, I am converting from Apeture and trying to decide on Elements or Lightroom. Which one would you recommend?