This document provides an introduction to photo editing tools in Adobe Photoshop. It describes the Photoshop workspace and various selection, retouching, painting, drawing, and annotation tools. It also discusses layers and the Layers palette, explaining that layers are like stacked sheets that can be repositioned, have their opacity adjusted, and be shown, hidden, or grouped. The document provides an overview of the basic tools and features in Photoshop.
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Introduction To Adobe Photoshop
This document provides an introduction to photo editing tools in Adobe Photoshop. It describes the Photoshop workspace and various selection, retouching, painting, drawing, and annotation tools. It also discusses layers and the Layers palette, explaining that layers are like stacked sheets that can be repositioned, have their opacity adjusted, and be shown, hidden, or grouped. The document provides an overview of the basic tools and features in Photoshop.
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package) Introduction To Adobe Photoshop CS3 Workspace Basic ❑ Adobe Photoshop workspace is arranged to help you focus on creating and editing images. ❑ The workspace includes menus and a variety of tools and palettes for viewing, editing, and adding elements to your images ✔ (A) Document window ✔ (B) Dock of panels collapsed to icons ✔ (C) Panel title bar ✔ (D) Menu bar ✔ (E) Options bar ✔ (F) Tools palette ✔ (G) Collapse To Icons button ✔ (H) Three palette (panel) groups in vertical dock Tools Use a tool ❑ Click a tool in the Tools palette. If there is a small triangle at a tool’s lower right corner, hold down the mouse button to view the hidden tools. ❑ Then click the tool you want to select. ✔ (A). Tools palette ✔ (B). Active tool ✔ (C). Hidden tools ✔ (D). Tool name ✔ (E). Tool shortcut ✔ (F). Hidden tool triangle. Selection tools Selection tools cont… Crop and Slice tools Crop and Slice tools Cont… Retouching tools Retouching tools Cont… Retouching tools Cont… Retouching tools Cont… Painting tools Drawing and type tools Drawing and type tools Cont… Annotation, measuring, and navigation tools Annotation, measuring, and navigation tools Cont… Layers Photoshop layers are like sheets of stacked acetate. You can see through transparent areas of a layer to the layers below. You move a layer to position the content on the layer, like sliding a sheet of acetate in a stack. You can also change the opacity of a layer to make content partially transparent. Layers palette overview ❑ The Layers palette lists all layers, layer groups, and layer effects in an image. ❑ You can use the Layers palette to show and hide layers, create new layers, and work with groups of layers. ❑ You can access additional commands and options in the Layers palette menu. (A) Layers palette menu (B). Layer Group (C). Layer (D). Expand/Collapse Layer effects (E). Layer effect F. Layer thumbnail