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In this tutorial, learn all about the new darker interface in Photoshop CS6 and how we can control its appearance with color themes!

Source:Photoshop CS6 New Features – The Interface

One of the more cutting-edge features delivered in Photoshop CS6 Beta is the brand new Content-Aware Move Tool. The concept of this tool is that you will be able to select objects in your image and move them around and Photoshop will do all the edge work and re-blend your object (face, person, building, car, etc… etc…) into whatever part of the image you move it to. The tool is a far cry from being perfect and often time’s takes a little tweaking and playing with to get a great result.

We’re going to take a look at the tool and its features so you have an understanding of how it works and how it will be able to work for you. We’ll also run over a few less-than-optimum situations to help you get accustomed to dealing with some of the rougher edges where this tool probably will not do much good for you. Let’s get started and take a look at this exciting new feature of Photoshop.

Source:How to Use Content-Aware Move in Photoshop CS6

Today we’re going to be taking a look at how to make your own custom pattern in Photoshop, and add it to any image.

Source:How to Add Patterns to an Image in Photoshop

This unique little tutorial will show you how to “turn on” lights within a photo if you feel you need to. This example activates the lights on a chandelier.

Source:How to Turn Lights on Within a Photo Using Photoshop