Showing posts with label adobe photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adobe photoshop. Show all posts

Monday, April 20, 2020

5 Differences between Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator


Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator are one of the most popular graphic designing software.
If you're a novice designer and going to start a new project then you might have come across a common question that whether Photoshop or Illustrator is the right tool to go for.
Don’t be confused, check the below given differences.

Adobe Photoshop

  • Born – 1990
  • Most used for pixel based graphics
  • Zoom – Blurry and Messy at 300%
  •  Art board – Single canvas
  • Clipping Mask – Mask below the object
  • Selection – Area Selection
  • Layers – Layers contain single object
  • Work Area – It can work within the workspace


Adobe Illustrator

  • Born – 1987
  • Most used for vector based graphics
  • Zoom – Sharp and clear at 300%
  • Art board – Multiple artboards
  • Clipping Mask – Mask above the object
  • Selection – Object  Selection
  • Layers – Layers contain multi objects
  • Work Area – It can work outside the workspace


Read more here – Graphic Design Institute

Saturday, April 4, 2020

The Top 10 Essential Tools in Photoshop




Photoshop comes with n number of amazing tools.  There are many tools, that we even don't know. So, let's dive into the core of this software to get to know about the essential tools that every user should work with.

Head to 10 Essential Tools in Photoshop

Thursday, March 5, 2020

Channels in Adobe Photohop



For Adobe Photoshop users, channels can be very useful as they help in making complex selections. In this blog, we will get to know more about them.
 
With Adobe Photoshop, creativity is everywhere. Being world’s best raster-based image editing and imaging design software, it is become a core of all of the major innovative design and imaginary projects. You can be limitless, whether it is, photo editing, digital paintings, compositing, smooth GIF animations, or graphic designs, it is always there to empower your creativity. 
 
With the n number of professional tools, one can go for advanced level editing. The available tools, make the work more easier as one thinks. You can retouch images to repair them, you can combine different pics of different color tones, levels, curves, exposures, to make an innovative look. This is how you can enhance you photography skills. 

Along with the seamless tools, there are some useful options and pallets that play a significant role in adjusting the color correction, brightness and contrast, exposure, etc. 

Apart from image adjustment, creating smooth selections are also one of the important tasks to do. Along with the selection tools like Quick Selection, Magic Wand, Lasso, Pen Tool, etc. one can also use channels. 

Let's have a look at the detailed definition!

Channels are the gray scale images that store color information.

This software creates the colour information automatically and there different types are given below:
  • Color information channels
  • Alpha channels
  • Spot color channels  
Want to learn how to use channels to create different types of complex selections and wanna create your own in Adobe Photoshop? If yes then, you must join our Photoshop Master course.

Thursday, January 30, 2020

How to Create Patterns in Adobe Photoshop?


Adobe Photoshop comes with various different in-built patterns that one can use to create different kinds of wallpaper and manipulation. Apart from these, you can also create your own patterns. Just follow the given steps.

  • Open new file of 200 x 200 pixels. Short command to do so is Control + N
  • Create a new layer. Short command is Control + Shift + N
  • Select any marquee tool or shape tool to add a shape. Fill color inside your shape.
  • Let’s say that you are going to create a circle and you filled light red color in it.
  • Now, align your circle horizontally centered and vertically centered. To do so, press Control + A and use move tool.
  • Now, create a copy of your shape.
  • After this go to Filter Menu.
  • From Filter Menu go to Other -> Offset.
  • Pick up the right horizontal and vertical pixels and hit ok.
  • Merge both the layers.
  • Now, go in the Edit Menu and select Define Pattern options.
  • Add a name to your pattern.
  • Make sure to check off background layer to create your design transparent.
  • That’s It!!
Don’t you think it’s too much easy? To make it easier, learn Adobe Photoshop from experts.

Here’s the course link – Adobe Photoshop Master course.

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