Opening, Editing & Saving in Photoshop | Day 2

A video on YouTube. In Photography & Film, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

This tutorial explains how to open, edit, and save images non-destructively in Adobe Photoshop, covering layer management, object removal, sky replacement, and exporting as PSD, JPEG, and transparent PNG files.

From the video

Answers: How do I open, edit, and save images in Adobe Photoshop?

Opening sample images in Adobe Photoshop
Non-destructive editing with layers
Removing an object with the Spot Healing Brush tool
Replacing a sky and blending with multiply mode
Saving layered PSD and TIFF files
Saving JPEG files for web
Saving transparent PNG files with Color Range selection

What it concludes

Non-destructive editing ensures you never work directly on your original image.
PSD and TIFF file formats preserve layers and allow you to return to your edits at any time.
JPEG files do not support layers and are best for web use and client delivery.
PNG files support transparent backgrounds, making them ideal for logos and icons.

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