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Goodwill Community Foundation creating
 

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Goodwill Community Foundation creating
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Photoshop is a great tool for touching
 

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Photoshop is a great tool for touching
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up photos and creating your own graphics
 

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up photos and creating your own graphics
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but if you've never used the program
 

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but if you've never used the program
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before it can be a bit intimidating at
 

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before it can be a bit intimidating at
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first not to worry
 

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first not to worry
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in this video I'm going to go over the
 

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in this video I'm going to go over the
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basics including what some of these
 

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basics including what some of these
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tools and features are for I'll also
 

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tools and features are for I'll also
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give you tips for setting up your
 

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give you tips for setting up your
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workspace let's start by opening an
 

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workspace let's start by opening an
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existing image file just go to file in
 

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existing image file just go to file in
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the upper left corner choose open then
 

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the upper left corner choose open then
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find and select the image you want in
 

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find and select the image you want in
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this case I'm going to use a JPEG that I
 

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this case I'm going to use a JPEG that I
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already have saved to my computer this
 

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already have saved to my computer this
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is how most Photoshop projects begin
 

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is how most Photoshop projects begin
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generally you're editing something you
 

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generally you're editing something you
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already have not starting from scratch
 

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already have not starting from scratch
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but if you want you can go to the file
 

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but if you want you can go to the file
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menu and choose new to create a blank
 

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menu and choose new to create a blank
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file instead as you can see the image
 

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file instead as you can see the image
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has opened in the center this is called
 

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has opened in the center this is called
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it tells you the file name right here
 

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it tells you the file name right here
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along with the current zoom level in our
 

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along with the current zoom level in our
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example you'll notice that we're
 

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example you'll notice that we're
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currently viewing the image at about 25%
 

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currently viewing the image at about 25%
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because the original photo is so large
 

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because the original photo is so large
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to zoom in you can press ctrl + on your
 

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to zoom in you can press ctrl + on your
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keyboard or command + if you're using a
 

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Mac to zoom out press ctrl - or command
 

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to the left is the tools panel which is
 

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to the left is the tools panel which is
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one of the most important features in
 

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one of the most important features in
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Photoshop this is where you'll select
 

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Photoshop this is where you'll select
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whatever tool you want to use to edit
 

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whatever tool you want to use to edit
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your image for example this one lets you
 

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your image for example this one lets you
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add text and if you click and hold the
 

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add text and if you click and hold the
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command you can access more tools that
 

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command you can access more tools that
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are similar but slightly different if a
 

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are similar but slightly different if a
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lot of these tools seem unfamiliar right
 

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lot of these tools seem unfamiliar right
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now that's okay you'll learn more about
 

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now that's okay you'll learn more about
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them as you get more experience with
 

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them as you get more experience with
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Photoshop let's take a look at the
 

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Photoshop let's take a look at the
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control panel next that's the area above
 

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control panel next that's the area above
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your file where you can change the
 

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your file where you can change the
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settings for your current tool the
 

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settings for your current tool the
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options are specific to whatever tool
 

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options are specific to whatever tool
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you have selected so they'll always be
 

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you have selected so they'll always be
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different right now we're using the text
 

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different right now we're using the text
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tool so we can change things like the
 

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tool so we can change things like the
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font font size alignment and color if we
 

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select a different tool you can see that
 

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select a different tool you can see that
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the options change on the right side
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humint window you'll find a few more
 

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humint window you'll find a few more
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panels the most important one is the
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layers panel here you can see the
 

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layers panel here you can see the
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different layers in your document and
 

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different layers in your document and
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turn them on or off right now we only
 

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turn them on or off right now we only
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have one layer the one that's called
 

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background by default but you could end
 

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background by default but you could end
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up with quite a few depending on the
 

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up with quite a few depending on the
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project you're working on you'll get
 

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project you're working on you'll get
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more experience with layers once you
 

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more experience with layers once you
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start working with images finally
 

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start working with images finally
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there's the menu bar at the top of the
 

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there's the menu bar at the top of the
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screen remember we already use this to
 

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screen remember we already use this to
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open our image file the menu bar is kind
 

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open our image file the menu bar is kind
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of a catch-all in Photoshop it gives you
 

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of a catch-all in Photoshop it gives you
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access to common file tasks like save
 

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access to common file tasks like save
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undo and copy and paste but it also has
 

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undo and copy and paste but it also has
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commands for editing that aren't on the
 

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regular tools panel under image for
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example you can adjust things like
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contrast color and size if you go to the
 

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contrast color and size if you go to the
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filter menu you can access advanced
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tools and effects like blur and sharpen
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now that you know your way around I'd
 

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now that you know your way around I'd
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like to show you a few more tips these
 

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like to show you a few more tips these
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might not seem important right now but
 

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might not seem important right now but
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they'll come in handy throughout your
 

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they'll come in handy throughout your
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time with Photoshop let's start with
 

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time with Photoshop let's start with
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ways to customize your workspace by
 

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ways to customize your workspace by
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showing hiding and moving panels to show
 

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showing hiding and moving panels to show
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or hide any panel just go to the window
 

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or hide any panel just go to the window
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menu then you can click the panel you
 

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menu then you can click the panel you
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want panels that are currently visible
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think I'm going to turn on the history
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panel to move a panel click hold and
 

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can see you can move panels anywhere in
 

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the Photoshop window if you're just
 

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the Photoshop window if you're just
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starting out though we recommend keeping
 

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starting out though we recommend keeping
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most of the panels in their default
 

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the option that says reset essentials
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depending on the version of Photoshop
 

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you're using for instance in Photoshop
 

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you're using for instance in Photoshop
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Elements you'll just go to window then
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finally there's one change we recommend
 

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finally there's one change we recommend
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making behind the scenes it has to do
 

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making behind the scenes it has to do
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with the type of unit Photoshop uses to
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the setting on a Mac go to Photoshop on
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then choose units and rulers now if
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you're using Windows this is going to be
 

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you're using Windows this is going to be
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found in the Edit menu instead by
 

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found in the Edit menu instead by
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default Photoshop measures dimensions in
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inches which is great if you're editing
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images for print however if you're
 

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images for print however if you're
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editing for the web we suggest that you
 

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editing for the web we suggest that you
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change this to pixels then click OK when
 

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change this to pixels then click OK when
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you're done and that should do it now
 

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you're done and that should do it now
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that you have everything set up and you
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know how to get around the program you
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can start using Photoshop to edit your
 

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can start using Photoshop to edit your
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