Basic Tutorial

【hot key】

  Spacebar: grab hand, drag the canvas to create a new background: ctrl+n Zoom: ctrl +/ctrl -, alt+wheel  

  Ruler: ctrl+r Select all: ctrl+a Reverse: ctrl+z, ctrl+alt+z Save in time: ctrl+s Show/hide guides: ctrl+semicolon

  Fill foreground: alt+del Fill background: ctrl+del Foreground and background swap: x Restore default black and white: d  

  Invert the selection: ctrl+shift+i Cancel the selection: ctrl+d Free change (scale, rotate): ctrl+t (shift+alt: proportional scaling; shift: fixed rotation angle;)

  Path change selection: ctrl+enter Cancel handle (control line): hold down alt and click on the anchor point to select the selection of the image in the layer: ctrl+layer thumbnail

  Decolorize: ctrl+shift+u Stamp: ctrl+shift+alt+e (in the case of multiple layers, select the top layer to get an image of all current effects)

  Group: ctrl+g Duplicate layer: ctrl+j Repeat last command (effect overlay repeat): ctrl+f

  Bring the layer to the bottom: ctrl+shift+[ Bring the layer to the top: ctrl+shift+]

  In PS, the rectangle is often enlarged and reduced with feathered edges, ctrl+t, and you can move one pixel up, down, left and right;

  When the bottom layer of the clipping layer is a gradient, in the "Blending Options" - "Advanced Blending" of the style fx, click to check "Mix the internal effects into groups", and uncheck "Mix the clipping layers into groups" ”, you can make a clipping layer into the gradient layer;

 

A4: 210*297mm (positive degree 16K), 21*29.7cm (international) 210*285mm (large degree 16K), 21*28.5cm (domestic)

A3: 420*297mm (8K), 42*29.7cm (international) 420*285mm (8K), 42*28.5cm (domestic)

Resolution: the number of pixels per unit area;

  Unit: dpi (print) ppi (image)

  300+dpi--->Print

  72dpi--->Webpage, UI, Inkjet

  30dpi--->Super large printing

Color mode: RGB (red, green, blue) ---> image display, screen display CMYK (cyan, magenta (magenta), yellow, black) ---> printing mode

【Menu bar】->【Window】->【Arrange】:

  Move to view the zoomed-in single background: space bar ---> gripper

  Move both backgrounds at the same time: shift+space

  Zoom in on both backgrounds at the same time: shift+space+ctrl

  Zoom out on both backgrounds at the same time: shift+space+alt

Constituency:

  

  Rectangular selection (m), role: can cut out, do modeling

  Hold down the shift key ---> square, full circle

  shift+m--->Switch rectangular selection and elliptical selection

    (property bar) respectively indicate: selection | new stitching (plus selection) minus selection overlap

Irregular constituencies:

  Lasso: used to modify the selection (new, addition, subtraction)

  Polygonal lasso: used to create angular shapes

  Magnetic lasso: with snap function (the color of the image edge and background should be contrasted)

  Magic wand: make selection, cutout

    Magic Wand Properties:

      Tolerance: color range, the larger the tolerance, the larger the selection range

      Continuous: Check ---> You need to click the selection area with smaller tolerance multiple times to adjust the selection area with the lasso; uncheck ---> Directly select all areas with similar colors

      Feathering: The larger the feathering value, the more blurred the edge will be. You must first determine the feathering value before making a selection.

Crop Tool:

    (property bar) to make a slanted image horizontal

pen:

  shape, path, pixel

  1. How to fix the point: at the end of a single arc

  2. When to cancel the control line (handle): cancel the angle

  3. The handle and the path maintain a tangent relationship

Text tool:

  Operation 1: Click on the screen to enter text; submit text: 1. Check mark in the upper right corner, 2. ctrl+enter

  Operation 2: It involves the use of text boxes for paragraphs (using the text tool to make a selection); advantages: modify the spatial layout of the text at will

    Change the font spacing and line spacing in the paragraph, select (ctrl+a), in the selected state +alt, adjust the arrow keys

Layer operations:

  1. Directly click the New Layer icon in the Layers panel

  2. ctrl+shift+n pops up a new prompt

  3. ctrl+shift+alt+n to quickly create

Projection production (physical projection):

  Drag the material layer to the new layer, ctrl+t, right-click to flip, hold down the ctrl key to turn the white arrow to adjust the projection corners, ctrl+projection layer thumbnail, and then add a gradient to the selection

Merge shapes:

  

  

 

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