Website review: TechnicalLead.com
towerofdub discovered this in Graphic Design
•16 reviews since Sep 24, 2006
graphic-design, photoshop, photoshop-tutorials
•tutorials.watchandlearnphotoshop.com/tutorial...
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towerofdub discovered 22 months ago- levels tutorial
- ehsehm rated 13 months ago
- Video tutorial on very basically editing an image.
- Lokito rated 13 months ago
- The first edit before he used the alt function was much better. And really, people, contrasty isn't a word and never was.
- anesk1979 rated 14 months ago
- Photoshop levels adjustment tutorial video.
- firebane543 rated 20 months ago
- its very basic on using levels, but very fast and roughly explained. if you want to get better tutorials try lynda.com or get a total training DVD. you get what you pay for after all.
- kanavice rated 21 months ago
- photoshop tutorial
- clangnuts rated 21 months ago
- The first tutorial is very good for Levels, but then it seems to take you to a paid for section of the site. I've signed up for the newsletter - so we shall see if they really do deliver 45 minutes of free tutorials, or just more spam. I shall report back what happens.
- dawnblue rated 22 months ago
- Nice tutorial on how to use level adjustments in photoshop. I have always wondered the best way to do this and this takes a lot of the error out of the trials. It even offers two ways to do it.
- slamEVIL rated 22 months ago
- while i found this very informative, i have to wonder, was that a tit?
- oneglasseye rated 22 months ago
- While I frequently use Levels in Photoshop, I have learned only by trial and error. It's wonderful to find tutorials that bring you up a level or two in your own "levels".
