In this lesson, we are going to go through the basic parts of Photoshop and its user interface. It is important to set up the workspace and tools so you know where everything is and can avoid wasting time searching for things, which is disruptive to your workflow.

In this lesson, we go through the various settings in the Preferences panel to make sure that Photoshop operates correctly.

In this lesson, we take a look at color settings in Photoshop and discuss why different color settings are used in different situations.

In this lesson, we explore the minimum required hardware and software you will need to get the most out of the course, from computers to tablets to Photoshop.

In this lesson we demonstrate how to create very accurate color profiles using a color passport and specific software for that action.

In this lesson, we go through the image and determine our plan for what needs to be retouched. By scanning through the image, we also establish key points for our workflow.

In this lesson, we take a look at basic layer structure for retouching. It is important to set up some layers for efficiency and speed when working on an image.

In this lesson, we go through important aspects of a non-destructive workflow and why it is important to maintain this type of layer management.

In this lesson, we take a look at some simple dust removal with different types of healing and cloning tools which are part of every retoucher's essential toolkit.

In this lesson ,we tackle the basics of a couple different Dodge & Burn techniques. We also discuss how they work, why they differ, and what is the purpose of dodge and burning when it comes to retouching your image.

In this lesson, we go through the essential ways to select different sections of an image and how to use those selections in post production work.

In this lesson, we take a look at one of the most powerful selection tools in Photoshop and go through a quick Pen tool bootcamp.

In this lesson, we learn a couple of different color correction techniques and how to use them to correctly modify color in specific areas of the image.

In this lesson, we go through the basics of some different luminosity adjustments, how they work, and where to use them.

In this lesson, we look at the possibilities of color grading in Photoshop on a basic level, as grading is more of an artistic than technical approach. We also discuss how different color adjustment layers affect the image.

In the last lesson of our beginner section, we cover how and when to use specific file types and color profiles when saving your image.

In this bonus lesson, we put all of the techniques together to perform a complete retouch of a colorful image.

Artem introduces the course and sets expectations.

In the first lesson, we are going to take a look at how to use multiple images and raw conversions to achieve desired exposure and lighting and make sure that we get the best starting point for our retouching process.

In this lesson, we go through the different blending mode options on how, when and why use them.

In this lesson, we revisit the Clone Stamp tool from the first part, but examine it from a different point of view and explore some additional features of the tool.

In this lesson, we take a look at a powerful and quick way of removing large amounts of dust particles and at the same time compare the pros and cons of this  specific technique.

In this lesson, we demonstrate how to set up the Mixer Brush tool and use it to smooth out surfaces which are not well-suited for other methods such as cloning or healing.

In this lesson, we once again revisit another technique from the Beginner course and continue to push the boundaries to see what this technique is able to do in other instances.

In this lesson, we show you how you can combine different selection and masking methods to achieve a flawless selection result that cannot be done with just one tool.

In this lesson, we go through an important technique that uses smart objects that can be updated later to replace real life elements such as bottle labels and phone screens while maintaining texture and reflections.

In this lesson, we demonstrate how to use the Liquify tool to fix organic flaws in the image.

Continuing on the theme of transforming, in this lesson, we show the capabilities of the Warp transform modifier and how to use it to your advantage.

To round up our transformation trilogy, we go through the Puppet Warp modifier to demonstrate how to use it in more organic transforming scenarios.

In this brief lesson, we take a look at some interesting ways you can use a Black and White adjustment layer for more than simply turning an image black and white.

In this lesson, we go through three most commonly used sharpening methods and compare them to each other to find out the major differences and their pros and cons.

In this last lesson, we learn how to create a photo-realistic film grain from scratch, and how to modify it and match it to an existing grain in the image.

In this special bonus lesson, we demonstrate the application of many of the techniques presented in the course to create a final high quality image.

Artem introduces the course and sets expectations

In this first lesson, we teach you how to create and use check layers to your advantage in retouching.

In this lesson, we teach you how to replicate or replace a certain texture to match the original look using stock images and adjustment layers.

In this lesson, Artem teaches you how to use the Blend If layer style option in different scenarios.

In this lesson, you will learn how to use two different Frequency Separation techniques, how they differ from each other, and when to use them.

In this lesson, we take a look at a commonly used technique to replace backgrounds. You will learn how to create a background from scratch using a mix of colors and adjustment layers.

Building on the previous lesson, we show you how to get rid of banding in your images to make them look more professional

In this lesson, Artem demonstrates one technique for creating a realistic reflection on a glossy object while referencing the original object’s reflection and details..

In this lesson, we show you how to create actions in Photoshop to help you automate common retouching tasks and speed up your workflow..

In this lesson, Artem introduces the plan for the next several lessons working with a composite image.

In this lesson, we show you how to extract shadows from our practice image and use them effectively in a composite image. We also take a look at proper layering technique.

In this lesson, we talk about shadow theory and show you how you can easily create shadows to match your scene and make them look realistic..

In this lesson, we combine multiple images into one and talk about what you need to take into account when working with multiple images from different sources

In this lesson, Artem continues working on the composite image by correcting the values and colors of the combined images from the previous lesson.

In this lesson, we take a look at some alternative selection methods and how you can use them in different scenarios.

In this lesson, Artem demonstrates how you can utilize an HDR adjustment to spice up your image in a nondestructive way..

In this lesson, we take a more in-depth look at color theory and different grading styles to enhance the look of your images

In this lesson, we continue our color grading discussion and show you some alternative approaches to adjust colors in your image and achieve interesting results.

In this final lesson, Artem reviews color LUTs, or Look Up Tables, and discusses how they work, when to use them, and how you can make your own.

In this full retouch session, Artem takes into account all the techniques presented throughout the course and puts them into practice to retouch a more complex image with a lot of details to keep in mind.