Do You Want To Know More About Photoshop?

I want help you every difficult problem in photo-shop. Please ask your question?

 

Which version you are using and why?

 

Do you have a list of useful shortcut keys in Photoshop?

 

How do I resize Photoshop document to readjust the height or width while working on a design project? Say for instance, I'm designing a 960px x 1200px template and I want to readjust (e.g. increase or decrease) height or width of the PS document. How do I do this without deleting the current document I'm working on and restarting all over from scratch every time? How do I copy an element from another website that I like to use in a my design template or theme?

 

The owner of the thread never replied.. muffet, to adjust you can click ctrl+alt+i uncheck constrain proportion however it will be distorted, if you want it just bigger check the box and whatever you change (eg: height) the width will automatically change..

 

you can use save as or save for website option.

 

I tried that before, it's a nice way to ease with the market

 

With sizeable knowledge with the trends, you can be on top!

 

It can never be as easy as this to meet people in the horizon!

 

I want to know how to make that circle things and how do you call it? I want to use it in my design...

 

you can make it manually using diff sizes of round brush, then once you're done and happy with the image you can use it as a brush preset and save it.

 

There may already be an existing Photoshop brush set for the brush effect shown in the image you attached. You should ask in the Adobe Photoshop community discussion threads on Adobe's site and find out if somebody already has a similar brush set or knows exactly where to find it on the internet and download it.

 

á‚ŠThanks lanotdesign and muffet... Do you know how to call it?

 

Google "Photoshop circular brush sets". I don't know the exact specific name for that brush set; there's probably several different names for it depending upon what the designers saved it as in Photoshop whenever they created that particular brush set. While I was browsing Google images and there's a similar brush set called 'halftones' that's free but it may not be the particular Photoshop brush set you're after.

 

Thanks... I found a tutorial of how to make halftones in AI and I can make that effect now...