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For those wishing to know about PS

Bazza
I suggest you view the attached five day training free of charge if watched live from 1300 hours each day ( recording stays live for 48 hours)

Not sure if suitable for everyone but worth looking

It’s just started the first session
https://davecross.kartra.com/page/yMT18


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PhilipiBrown
Barrie, I listened to a few of the sessions on use of layers and masking in Photoshop.  I thought the session by Jesus Raminez was good.  There was another session which created masks from mono images which I thought could be useful.  Overall a lot to digest.  I need to sit down and try out a few of the techniques.
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Re: For those wishing to know about PS

Bazza
Yes agree I had to be selective as a lot to take on board, Raminez was good, although videos were far too expensive to purchase so I recorded those of interest.

I will check my recordings also worth viewing this recent basic but simple session on understanding masking from Sean Bagshaw





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Barrie, I listened to a few of the sessions on use of layers and masking in Photoshop.  I thought the session by Jesus Raminez was good.  There was another session which created masks from mono images which I thought could be useful.  Overall a lot to digest.  I need to sit down and try out a few of the techniques.


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