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Although Photoshop has a daunting array of functions, the most
often used functions are palletized and can be accessed smoothly. Here, the fundamental palettes and their
operation are introduced. |
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The area and the present magnification are displayed. The
magnification can be changed with the slider. |
Color and position information, etc. of the present mouse
pointer are displayed. |
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Foreground and background color information are displayed. |
Each operation is registered as a history. Clicking on a history returns the image
to that point. |
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Settings of frequently-used tools can be recorded and reused. (Note: Some tools
cannot be preset.) |
The condition of a layer can be displayed, or layers created,
deleted, or moved. |
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The channel list of the image is displayed and managed. The composition of a channel
changes according to the [mode] selected on the [image] menu. |
Paths and their shape are displayed. |
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The FILE browser is laid out like Windows Explorer with
a tree on the left and thumbnails on the right. Although it is not a palette, in the default condition
it is stored in the palette well. It can display also from [Browse] on the [file] menu. |
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The brush is indispensable in creating mask. By default the brush palette is stored
in palette well. A detailed setup of a brush tool is performed, so shape, etc. need not be reset every
time. |
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Often used color can be registered. Moreover, there are also colors prepared beforehand,
such as a Web color and PANTONE. |
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Special picture processing styles which can be used with
a layer style or the shape tool are registered. |
Actions which automate work are registered or performed.
Some actions are registered beforehand. |
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