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Joe Penna, aka Mystery Guitar Man, uses Photoshop to create a music video.

Make your own Twilight Movie Poster style desktop wall paper. In this photoshop Demo we cover the stylizing of the characters to create the movie poster effect.

Learn step by step how to make your own Twilight Movie Poster style Desktop Wall Paper. This Photoshop demo will show you everything you need to know.

Perhaps one of the biggest changes you'll see when you first open CS6 is the interface. It's dark… like, really dark! In this video we'll take a look at the new interface and some nice little changes that'll streamline your whole Photoshop experience.

This time around we're digging in the retro vault for one of those Photoshop effects that's been around for a while but still used all the time: a TV scanline. It makes a great finishing effect for certain photos and images, and is easy to create and manipulate.

One of the hardest things to do in natural light portraits is to make sure that people have enough light on their faces - depending on the sun, available shade, and position of other people in the photo, sometimes faces can be too dark. Luckily there's a really simple way in Photoshop to help fix this after the fact.

If you need to take a few pounds off of someone quickly, the Free Transform tool in Photoshop can do it. It's the fastest diet around.

One thing that Camera Raw doesn't have is versions. For example, what if you want to compare a black and white version of your photo with a color version? There's really no "official" way to do it in Photoshop. However, there is a feature called Snapshots that'll help out.

Photoshop can automatically fill in the background after you remove an object from your image.  In this video Matt shows how to use content-aware fill using the Selection Tool as well as with the Spot Healing Brush.

Author Matt Kloskowski gives an overview of the four blend modes you will use the most in Photoshop.

If you've ever used the Clone Stamp tool or even the Healing brush in Photoshop, you know they work amazingly well. However, if you've got a larger area to fix, sometimes the brushes can take a lot of time and still not give great results. In this video we're going to take a look at another alternative for cloning using a more unusual method.

Puppet Warp was released in Photoshop CS5, and I've gotta tell ya, it's one of those features I was "eh" about. Since then, I've grown A LOT more fond of the tool and have put it to several good uses. I can't say that it's my go-to tool in Photoshop, but when you see some of the potential that it has, I think you'll find yourself using it more and more.

NAPP instructor Matt Kloskowski walks you through all of the improvements made to Photoshop CS3's Curves tool.

NAPP instructor Matt Kloskowski shows how to define a pattern in Photoshop, where Photoshop stores those patterns, and how to use a pattern once it’s been created.

Even if you don't shoot a pano in the camera, you can still have a panoramic photo with Photoshop. In this video, we'll look at how to fake a panorama and how to get a feeling for what the pano will look like.