This Photoshop tips and tricks ebook contain information about 10 Photoshop tips and tricks. How to using variables, add a file name as a text layer script, video reverse script, using droplets in Lightroom, selective coloring, posterizing images, sharpening images, tips using pen tools, animating layer masks, type shortcuts, adding transparent overlays.

For example; Photoshop variables, or Data-driven graphics make it possible to produce multiple versions of an image quickly and accurately. Let’s say, for example, that you need to produce 500 different Web banners or 200 different business cards based on the same template. In the past, you had to manually populate the template with data (images, text, and so on). With data-driven graphics, you can use a script referencing a database to generate the Web banners for you. In Photoshop CS3 you can automate this process with the Variables feature. Basically, you design a template in Photoshop, putting all of the elements that will change (the variable elements) on separate layers, and then select layers in the template and assign them as variables.

Although Photoshop Elements has a lot of tools (located in the tool box) that you can use, here are some that you will frequently use when creating and modifying images.To quickly change from tool to tool, you use keyboard short cuts, denoted by the letters in parenthesis. For example, if you wanted to use the Move Tool, type the letter “v” on your key board.

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