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 Here is a full course on Photoshop, a popular image editing software:

1. Introduction to Photoshop: Photoshop is a powerful image editing software that is widely used by photographers, designers, and artists. It allows you to create, edit, and manipulate images in a variety of ways.

2. Installation and setup: To start using Photoshop, you will need to purchase a subscription to Adobe Creative Cloud and install the software on your computer. Once Photoshop is installed, you can launch it from the Start menu or the Applications folder on a Mac.

3. The Photoshop interface: The Photoshop interface is divided into several areas, including the toolbar, the options bar, the panels, and the canvas. The toolbar contains the main tools you will use to create and edit images, while the options bar allows you to customize the settings for each tool. The panels contain additional features and options, such as layers and effects, while the canvas is the main area where you will work on your images.

4. The Photoshop tools: Photoshop includes a wide range of tools for creating and editing images, including selection tools, retouching tools, and painting tools. Some of the most commonly used tools include the Marquee tool, the Lasso tool, the Clone Stamp tool, and the Brush tool.

5. Layers: Layers are a key feature of Photoshop that allow you to work with multiple images or elements in a single document. You can create, delete, rearrange, and merge layers as needed, and you can also use layer styles and masks to control the appearance of each layer.

6. Selection techniques: In Photoshop, you can use a variety of techniques to select specific parts of an image, such as the Magic Wand tool, the Quick Selection tool, and the Pen tool. You can use these selections to make changes to specific parts of an image, or to combine multiple images into a single composite.

7. Retouching techniques: Photoshop includes a variety of tools and techniques for retouching images, such as the Clone Stamp tool, the Healing Brush tool, and the Liquify filter. You can use these tools to remove blemishes, smooth skin, and fix other imperfections in your images.

8. Color correction: Photoshop includes a range of features for adjusting the color and tone of your images, such as the Curves adjustment, the Color Balance adjustment, and the Hue/Saturation adjustment. You can use these features to correct color casts, adjust the overall balance of an image, and enhance the contrast and saturation of specific colors.

9. Compositing: Photoshop allows you to combine multiple images into a single composite, using techniques such as masking, blending, and compositing modes. You can use these techniques to create realistic composites, montages, and double exposures.

10. Special effects: Photoshop includes a wide range of filters and effects that you can use to add creative touches to your images, such as the Oil Paint filter, the Glass filter, and the Artistic filters. You can also use the 3D features of Photoshop to create 3D models and scenes, and to add 3D elements to your 2D images.

I hope this full course on Photoshop has helped you learn more about the software and its capabilities. If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to ask.