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Photoshop is the most popular photo editing tool out there. When we're tackling such a massive program, one class just isn't enough. That's why this is the third of 15 different classes in the Photoshop Basics Series, each one covering different features in Photoshop.

In this class, we'll get familiar with the digital images we'll use in Photoshop. This class is more lecture style, but it's vital to understand why you'll want to use one file type over another for certain projects.

Some of the topics we'll cover are:

Technical and practical uses of the most common file types you'll use in Photoshop
Understanding the differences between the two native file types in Photoshop
Getting a firm grasp on what color modes are and their differences
Technical and practical uses for bit depth in Photoshop
When should you use an SVG instead of a JPG? In what scenario is a PNG better than a GIF? These are the sort of questions you'll know the answer to by the end of this class.
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