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Getting to Know Ps
Open Images, Interface, Zoom & Pan, Undo and Saving in Photoshop
Question | Answer |
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To add an existing image to Photoshop | File > Open |
To create a new image from scratch | File > New |
If the start menu is not showing to open or create a new image, go here... | File Menu |
To select more than one image to open [in Windows] hold the ______ key. | Ctrl |
The area in Photoshops interface where images open into for editing. | Document Window |
At the top of the document window this is a ___ for each open image. | tab |
The two things the tab at the top of the tells you about your image. | Name and File Format |
You can customize a new document or preset on the _______ side of the New Document box | Right |
To make a new document and starting working you click... | Create |
Photoshop's interface that shows File, Edit, Image, and more that give you access to a variety of commands, adjustments, and panels. | Menu Bar |
Photoshop's interface that displays options for the tool you are currently working with | Options Bar |
Photoshop's interface that contains tools for editing images and creating artwork. Similar items are grouped together | Toolbar |
Photoshop's interface that includes Color, Layers, Properties, and other that contain a variety of controls for working with images. You can find the full list in the Window menu. | Panels |
Photoshop's interface that displays the file you’re currently working on. | Document Window |
The Zoom tool icon in the toolbar | Magnifying Glass |
The Zoom tool what key can you hold to switch between Zoom in & Zoom out | Alt |
An option lets you view the entire image quickly | Fit Screen |
To continuous zoom in/ zoom out with the Zoom tool | Click and Hold |
The shortcut for zooming in with another tool selected, like the Brush tool | Ctrl + + |
The shortcut for zooming out with another tool selected | Ctrl + - |
The tool lets you pan the image by clicking and dragging | Hand Tool |
The tool has also has a Fit to Screen option, when selected. (other than the Zoom tool) | Hand Tool |
The best way to check for sharpness of an image | Click 100% |
The Zoom and Hand tool located here in Photoshop's interface | Toolbar |
The shortcut for Undo | Ctrl + Z |
The menu can you find the Undo command | Edit Menu |
The amount of steps backwards Undo command will go | 1 Step Backwards |
The option the lets you go up to 50 steps backwards by default | Edit > Step Backward |
The menu can you open the History Panel, if not open. | Window Menu |
Two facts about the History panel | - If you select a previous state and then change the image, this will eliminate the states that came after. - Once you close and reopen the document, all states from the last session are cleared. |