Photoshop Video Tutorials – Photoshop For Photographers

Click Image To Visit SiteIf you’re serious about your photography and your digital-darkroom skills aren’t every bit as strong as your camera-skills, you’re in trouble!

If you’re a professional photographer I don’t need to spend a whole lot of time telling you how important it is that you master the digital-darkroom these days… that should be a given.

If you’re selling photos online you should already know that photo-buyers expect ‘drop-able images‘ … digital images they can drop straight into their layouts, as-is, no-editing required.

If you’re selling images to offline Clients, it’s even more important that the images you present to your Clients are absolute stunners. Flat-lifeless images either don’t sell at all, or worse, leave you with disappointed Clients who won’t ever come back.

Even if you’re a purist who’s always done everything in-camera up until now, it’s extremely unlikely your captured images will ever be fully print-ready without a little work. Even images for screen display are going to need some tweaking… no matter how good your camera skills are.

It’s a set of 20 over-the-shoulder screencast tutorials, where professional Portrait Photographer John Silks shows you step-by-step how he processes his images. He covers the key Photoshop tools and how to use them, the essential fixes & corrections, and all the special tweaks that make his Clients so happy with the final result!

“The best tutorials on Photoshop that I’ve seen! I use capture one pro which has a very simple workflow and unbelievable image quality and noise control. I use Photoshop for portrait retouching mainly for clone and healing brushes and I don’t know much more than that so great to find clear instructions on layers and selections. The price was amazing as well. Thanks…”

“I must say that for me this is the saviour to using Photoshop. Too many people I know assume that because I’m into computers and Photography that I must know a lot about Photoshop. Well until I started these tutorials I hated Photoshop. It was this big scary monster. A monster I couldn’t understand and therefore couldn’t come to grips with.

Now, after having only done up to lesson 3 I feel a lot more comfortable with it. It’s no longer a monster… Read more…