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Quick Tip #8 – Clipping Masks In Photoshop

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Another quicktip! This one covers clipping masks in photoshop. Please leave a comment and let me know if you have any suggestions on quicktips!

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7 Responses to “Quick Tip #8 – Clipping Masks In Photoshop”

  1. Patrick says:

    Nikki,

    Cool quicktip. You should do a quick tip on half-tones or creating a half tone pattern in photoshop. I’ve always had problems with that for some reason or another.

    Patrick


  2. An even faster way to mask is to hold the Option (ALT) key and click between the two layers. This will perform the exact same thing.

    Thanks for putting the time out to do these.


  3. Thanks for the tips. I have found them helpful so far every time I’ve checked. I don’t have any new suggestions right now, but if i think of any, I will comment. Thanks!


  4. hey gurl!!! thanks for this quicktip!!! SO COOL…. i’m going to be using it A LOT! :) you ROCK!


  5. Hmmmm nice man :) good and simple.


  6. Thank you! Great time saver, I had a much longer approach to that because I’ve never looked into clipping masks…




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