I have a bad habit of just leaving layers the way they are. Renaming is for people who have time to do mundane things like that.

I am a neat media student.

Oh, how wrong I was. I am a media student, and not renaming is a cardinal sin in ps. Time I started organising the layers properly.

Set up my workspace the way a 'pro' should. I never bothered with preferences before, which is pretty stupid considering it fixed up so many complaints I had about ps.

OMG, I can control the memory hogging of this beast.

And huzzah! Workspaces! No longer are the windows in ridiculously hard-to-click places. And all of my settings are saved, which is damn convenient.

Also, colour profiles. I didn't even know colour profiles existed before Digital Composite. Damn, they're important.

Adobe RGB (1998): Forever hammered into my mind by tutor and lecturer alike.

Hate being such a novice with stuff like this, especially when it comes to such a big program like ps. Got a long way to go before I even think I'm becoming a professional.