My latest article in the Misunderstood Photoshop series is out today.
The Photoshop clipping mask feature is a quick way to create effects such as text filled with a photograph. Helen Bradley points out more handy uses for clipping masks, such as limiting the effect of adjustment layers, or simplifying the process of editing a portion of an image. You can follow along with the accompanying video tutorial to see exactly how it’s done.
Find it here: Misunderstood Photoshop – Clipping Masks
There are more articles to come!
Helen
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