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Photoshop Basics: Using Layer Masksby Melanie CrutchfieldAdjustment layers are one of the most powerful tools in Photoshop because of their ability to make non-destructive edits to your image. But if you want to unlock their full potential, you need to know about layer masks. Layer masks allow you to make creative adjustments to lightness, darkness, and color balance to the whole image, a part of the image, or anywhere in between. It's also the easiest way to dodge and burn your photograph. Using layer masks is simple and easy. Watch our Pixel Podcast, then give it a try!
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