What tutorials would you watch as videos?

[iheartdisneypins]

I'm going to do some live training for digital scrapbooking, so if you are interested, here is a link to register:
https://student.gototraining.com/5mz...20027727089152

I'm looking for feedback - are you interested in participating in something like this?

[wlovesthemouse]

I am REALLY interested in this... BUT...

(a) with the time difference between America & Australia, it might be a little difficult to co-ordinate, (difficult, but it CAN be done - I think your mid morning / early afternoon is our 5am !!!!) I would gladly be up by then, but I don't know how much I'd comprehend, and

(b) I am actually heading to USA late next week (for 2 weeks), so anytime AFTER mid June would be fine.



I want to learn & am desperate to learn, so I'm willing to wake up really early !

Thank you SOOOO very much.
Wendy

[liriel]

Originally Posted by iheartdisneypins

I'm going to do some live training for digital scrapbooking, so if you are interested, here is a link to register:
https://student.gototraining.com/5mz...20027727089152

I'm looking for feedback - are you interested in participating in something like this?

This would be very interesting to learn one on one real time. I keep telling my husband what I need is someone to come to my house and teach me things.

My other interest would be a switching from scrapping in elements to scrapping in full photoshop tutorial. What are the differences? I have both but only use elements for scrapbooking and PS for running photo actions. I have tried to do a page in PS but I got lost real fast. I like having my bin to put files in to work from, and only just recently figured out how to have the PSE type of background in PS instead of the floating windows. Is there a way to have the bin? I don't know how I can minimize items and get them to come back w/o having the bin. I am on a Mac if that makes any difference.

I also want to know how to load styles in both programs. For example, shadow styles and glitter styles. Oh and one last thing is if there is a way to make items have an inked edge look. Like in regular scrapbooking you can take a stamp pad to the edge of a piece of paper and ink it to make it look weathered.

Thanks for your willingness to help!

[Jojo]

OMG, I just watched you're glitter tutorial on youtube. It's so clear!! I use photoshop for 6 years now, but never get the hang of layer styles appropriately. Thank you for that one!

I love to see you make a couple of other video tutorials. Live training is a great idea, but due to the time difference, I guess that it wouldn't work for me.

[CoralTurtle]

I'd be interested too, but I use PSE 9. There are still some tools on there that I have no idea how to use.