When you download the lesson files you will find the following:

File folder for "SamplePhotos" - Use the templates in this file folder to customize for your own use.

Welcome - (2:19) - Here's how to get the most out of each video. We recommend that you do the work yourself as you watch the video. After that, let the creative juices flow and design what you need.

PHOTOSHOP TIPS 'N TRICKS FOR EBAY PHOTOS

1 - Making a Watermark - (6:03)

2 - Make The Right Size Photo For eBay - (5:08) - eBay recently changed their photo sizes so that buyers can "zoom" or "enlarge". This video shows you how to make the right size for that to happen. If you photo is too small, these features are not shown.

3 - Adjusting Background Colors - (2:14) - How often have you taken a photo for eBay and the colors are too orange, yellow, pink or blue? Here is a simple way to adjust your background colors.

4 - Making Color POP!!! - (2:29) - Ever have a grayish photo. Here's a way to get your colors to pop.

5 - Brighten An Item - (3:07) - In this exercise you will brighten the blouse only and the background stays the same. You learn how to make a "quick mask"

6 - Let's Make a Logo - (9:24) - Put your creative juices to work and make a simple "text only" Logo for your eBay store.

7 - Upsize Those Photos - (5:53) - Sometimes your photo is too small for eBay or you have a family photo you need larger so you can print and frame it. Here is how you increase the size of that photo and maintain its digital clarity.

Color Cutouts - (4:39) - If your background isn't helping to sell your product, then try making the background black & white and leave the plate in "full color"

	Let's Make A Stamp - (6:31) - Why not make a "Satisfaction Guaranteed" stamp and put it on your photos?
	Picture in a Picture - (4:09) - Sometimes you want a closeup of a part of the product you are selling. See how easy it is to put a picture inside a picture.
	The Grand Finale - Putting It All Together - (5:42)

BONUS DOWNLOAD

The Photoshop Anthology - 101 web design tips, tricks and techniques. Written by Corrie Hafly.