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As Virtual Training Company Adobe-certified trainer Andrew Hathaway claims in this tutorial, Photoshop 7 is "the mothership of all imaging needs." You can create art, paint, edit images, create Web site content, and add special effects to images. Some of the exciting features new to Photoshop 7 allow you to preview all of your images with File Browser, save presets for your workspace, spell check your text, create enhanced Web output in conjunction with ImageReady 7, customize your brushes with new options, and distort images with new liquefy effects. Andrew Hathaway starts easily by going over the basic aspects of Photoshop, including the interface, palettes, and setting up and saving your workspace. He moves from there on to selection basics and masks, working with color and color modes, and introducing you to the many brushes available in Photoshop 7. You will also learn how to work with layers, vector tools, shape modes, filter techniques, and more. Get started on becoming a Photoshop expert today! Just click on one of the movie topics below.
Hello and welcome to the Adobe Photoshop 7 fundamentals training CD by VTC - Virtual training company. My name is Andrew Hathaway and I will be your trainer for the next several tutorial movies on how to use Adobe Photoshop 7. My background is as a professional photographer and imaging artist. And I have segued into becoming a big fan of Adobe Photoshop from it's earliest incarnation as simple scanning software, to its latest incarnation as the mother-ship of all imaging needs. And I'm very excited to be able to create this training CD content, over the next several hours showing you how you can get the most out of Adobe Photoshop. A few caveats about this training CD is that my computer screen is limited to about 800 pixels by 600 pixels in order to optimize the amount of content that I can create. And hopefully you will be working on a computer monitor with a much higher resolution. Because you can see that Photoshop like many other imaging applications have several difference palettes. And you really need a fair amount of screen real estate to take advantage of all the palettes. Well with that in mind, sit back and get ready to learn a whole lot about one of the most interesting and elegantly designed applications that I have had the pleasure to work with.