PS tutorials

**McLovin** · 02-18-2009, 10:52 PM

The tutorials I mentioned before on photoshop are currently in the works. I've already done an intro for the series of them. And now I've also installed a temporary WebServer to host them on for the time being. This is not a permanent solution. Because my bandwidth is limited, and fact that I'm on wireless isn't the best set-up for hosting online services like web servers. But for those who are eagerly awaiting these little vids I've been talking about, this should satisfy y'all for now.

When I start making them available I will re-post with a direct link to all of them, properly labeled, and ordered. So you know which to get first.

:smile:

**Owl** · 02-19-2009, 03:03 AM

Can't you put them up on Youtube......... it's a video format.....

**McLovin** · 02-19-2009, 04:31 AM

nah, not good enough quality, and besides the ones I will be posting here will be kept rather basic for a larger set from which I will be making a entire CD with. Much higher quality of course. As well as those that will be posted here will be in SWF/FLA (flash) format.

**curiosity** · 02-19-2009, 07:50 AM

You guys are wonderful.....

I didn't understand a damn thing you wrote - lost in space and fascinated! Surrounded by genius speaking in tongues.
Curio...:lazy:

**McLovin** · 02-19-2009, 04:00 PM

Originally Posted by curiosity

You guys are wonderful.....

I didn't understand a damn thing you wrote - lost in space and fascinated! Surrounded by genius speaking in tongues.
Curio...:lazy:

Well it's nothing really that important to be honest. What I'm referring too in essence is making step by step video recordings of my screen as I work on different images using different techniques and approaches with photoshop, added with step by step verbal narration and explanations.

And all I was stating in my reply about different formats used, is simply making a reference to whether I will make them in high or low quality. :)

And seeing Youtube is mainly a low quality site for videos, I'd rather not find myself on there at all. And the reasons why I chose to make these vids in low quality and short in duration, is for several reasons.

1- for most people already familiar with photoshop, they will be able to pick up the techniques regardless of the quality used.

2- eventually making a few $$ by selling the entire compilation on a CD from my own website. :)

and

3- saving a little of my bandwidth. :biggrin:

But albeit, showing some quick tips on here freely isn't much of an issue. still only a few will take advantage of it. :)