Second attempt at a tutorial. Not sure it is much better. I am gaining respect for those who do tutorials well 
You can also find more tutorials at a new tutorial site I started: www.photoshop-tutorial.tv
Photoshop CS4 Tutorial – Toolbar – first 6 buttons
Published: January 16, 2009Posted in: Photoshop CS4 Tutorial - Beginner
I think you are doing a great job! You speak clearly and and slow enough for the beginner to absorb the information you are presenting. Please make more and fast, LOL.
Great…Very helpfull and very nice ..I am very happy to learn with you..Can you put more tutorial please….
Thanks
Doing a great job(I like the zoom in!). I’m just learning this program and your time to explain the functions, tips, and shortcut keys is a great touch! Like the others on here… May I have another please! Thanks!
Thank you!!
You are the man, clearly, I don’t even speak english that well and I understood perfectly! Dam I learned! Than you very much, Do you have any tutorial DVD to buy from you man? Cus if you do have some I buy’em all!
Thanks for another helpful tutorial. Great job.
Hey! This was very helpful! I have a question about cs4 and saving. If you retouch a photo and hit save as…do you save as a layer or as a copy? I am such a newbie at this! I have started a photography business and know tons about taking the pics but very litle about photoshop! Help!
Thanks!
Well I am not totally sure what you are asking, when you you ‘save as…’ you are just saving the file under a different name. You can save it as a JPG or TIFF or a PSD file or however you like. If you want the layers to be kept in the file so you can access them later you have to save as a TIFF or PSD file.
You can also check out tons of more tutorials at a new site I started – http://www.photoshop-tutorial.TV
Hi I think your tutorials are excellent, simple and clear to follow….I am on board.
I wish you had more I would watch them all. Many thanks once again.
I do have more, just not here
Check out http://www.tutorvid.com
It depends on the file type. Save as… just means save it as a different name. If you save it as a JPG all the layers will be compressed so it will be ‘flattened’. If you “save as…’ as a Tiff, you will keep all the layers.
this is the 2nd tutorial i’ve viewed on ur website… it would be better if the selections done ( the outlines) were made more clear. some steps were not clear to me. thanks for this, anyway…
good but a little hard to see what tool you are selecting. Ideally if you zoomed in at the start when tools are selected it would be easier to understand.
thanks for the feedback. You should check out the newer tutorials on http://www.tutorvid.com, I think I have solved the problem you are referring to.
Easily understood, just what is needed.
Hi, I’m a fine art printmaker and I have just got Photoshop cs4 but have no idea what to do with it. All I want to do is separate my drawings into individual precise layers for making the film positives from which to print. I also can’t seem to use the fill tool properly. Or at all really. I would be so grateful for any tips you have. Love the tutorials I’ve watched so far. Thanks, keep it up!!!!!!!!!