Tutorials

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
January 15, 2025
3 replies
274 views

Hi, can you give me link with better tutorials from zero to hero? Here in Adobe sources are bad tutorials. I need anything top high level. Thanks

macOS

George_F

Community Expert

I think it's helpful to include some of your goals with learning Photoshop. It's such a big program with so many different uses, you may want to narrow down the range of skills and functions you are trying to learn as you are dipping your toes in.

So that leaves the question, what are your overall goals here?

George F, Photographer & Forum Volunteer

Trevor.Dennis

Community Expert

George, a huge thank you from for bringing that up. I have so often said that context is everything. You need to learn the aspects that you will regularly use, because especially when you are starting out, it's a case of use it or lose it.

So, for @trashboom the ultimate source of Photoshop tutorials. Some of it is quite advanced though.

The Photoshop Training Channel with Jesus Rameriz

https://www.youtube.com/@PhotoshopTrainingChannel

The Photoshop Cafe with Colin Smith

https://www.youtube.com/@photoshopcafe

Texturelabs for all sorts of effects. Brady gets more out of the tools than nearly anyone, except Jesus Rameriz.

https://www.youtube.com/@Texturelabs

Blue Lightning TV — This is for beginners. Marty will drive you crazy with his OTT details, so this not the place for mid to advanced users. This is all special fx and digital art.

https://www.youtube.com/@BLTV_Photoshop

Learning Screen — just about the best channel for Photoshop art painting and manipulation

https://www.youtube.com/@LearningScreen/videos

None of the above, except maybe the Photosho Cafe, are about tarting up your photos, but IMO Photoshop is totally wasted on photographers, so if that's your bag, you'll need someone else to advise.

Ones to avoid:

PixImperfect. I don't why the algorithm throws up this channel so often because it is all second hand and substandard.