There’s probably nothing more frustrating than spending hours working on a Photoshop file, only to discover that you’ve saved the wrong version, or that you can’t undo certain steps after a few changes. So what can you do to make sure you never run into that situation? This great video tutorial will show you three important tips to ensure you always have access to the history of your Photoshop files.
Coming to you from Unmesh Dinda’s PiXimperfect, this great video tutorial will show you three helpful tips to ensure maximum access to the history of your Photoshop files. As you get into deeper and more involved editing, this is something you’ll want maximum control over, and it’s well worth taking a minute or two to customize the program to better allow this. Along with this, of course, you should make sure you have a solid fallback strategy in place. This means that in addition to having local backups, you should have a cloud-based backup service in the event of a fire or flood. I use Backblaze, which costs $6 a month for unlimited storage, and it’s saved me a few times over the years. Check out the video above for the full rundown from Dinda.
