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Photoshop Basics

Photoshop Basics. Learning the Basics and Understanding how to work through Adobe Photoshop. Work Area. You must be familiar with the work area to understand how to work through Photoshop. The work area is what your screen looks like and has on it while you are working in a program. . Toolbox.

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Photoshop Basics

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  1. Photoshop Basics Learning the Basics and Understanding how to work through Adobe Photoshop

  2. Work Area • You must be familiar with the work area to understand how to work through Photoshop. • The work area is what your screen looks like and has on it while you are working in a program.

  3. Toolbox

  4. Menu Bar

  5. Options Bar

  6. Options Bar • Located at the top of the screen underneath the menu bar. • Options change depending on what tool you are using at that time. • Make sure options are set before using the tool and if things need to be changed as you are working that can be done as well.

  7. Panel Icons

  8. Palettes

  9. Panels/Palette • Usually located at the right side of the screen. • Separate palettes for separate options. • Palettes depend on the workspace chosen • Ctrl+Alt+Shift – resets to default workspace • Double arrows • See options at bottom of handout • Customizing Workspace • Window menu • If panel is checked, means it is already in your workspace. • Choose ‘Workspace’ option to customize workspace depending on the design you are working with.

  10. Document Window

  11. Status Bar

  12. Zoom Level

  13. Document Tab

  14. Menu Bar Toolbox Options Bar Document Tab Panel Icons Document Window Palettes Zoom Level Status Bar

  15. Holds all tools for Photoshop. • Photoshop Toolbox • *Double Arrow • *Nested Tools: • Tools hidden beneath other tools that are not used as much in the Photoshop program. • *Click and hold on tool to see nested tools. • Make sure you understand all tools and know what they are used for.

  16. Selection Tools *Selection Tool (black arrow) *Marquee Tool *Lasso Tool *Quick Selection Tool *Magic Wand Tool *Crop Tool *Eyedropper Tool Allow you to choose or select different parts of the image and change them, move them, format them, add something to them, etc.

  17. Correctional/History Tools *Spot Healing Tool *Red Eye Removal *Brush Tool *Pencil Tool *Clone Stamp Tool *Art History Tool *Eraser Tool *Smudge Tool *Gradient Tool *Paint Bucket Tool Allow you to create a better look from your image. Taking out smudges, replacing spots in image, erasing parts of the image, backtracking through the different tasks that you have already done to go back to the original look, etc.

  18. Drawing Tools *Pen Tool *Text Tool *Path Selection Tool *Shapes Tool *Pen, Brush, Paintbucket, Gradient Tools can also be classified as Drawing tools. Allow you to add things to your image like an object, shape, or text and allow you to draw images from scratch.

  19. 3D Tools *Object Rotate Tool *Camera Rotate Tool Allow you to mess with the 3D setting of the image and change the view with those settings.

  20. Document Viewing Tools *Hand Tool *Magnifier Tool *Rotate Tool *Background/Foreground Tool *Quick Mask Mode Tool Allow you to move things in your document, look closer at the document, change or move the foreground and background, change the mode of the document you are working in.

  21. Choosing File Options • When opening a new file, you have to set up the file options before continuing. • It is best to know the settings before you begin the document design. • Make sure you look at and change, if necessary, the following before beginning your document. • File name • Document size • Resolution • Color mode • RGB, CMYK, Grayscale • Background

  22. Opening a File – Placing an Image • When working with Photoshop, you can open an existing file or place an image within a file. • Open – working with an already existing file in Photoshop without adding it to another file. • Place – adding an image to another image already open in Photoshop • Both options are located in the File menu.

  23. Adobe Bridge • Visual file browser that helps take guess work out of finding image files you need. • Opens the documents in a window making the actual image of the document available to see so that you can choose the correct document.

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