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| − | + | The transparent components of any layer, shown by the checkered grid, permit the layers beneath that layer to show by means of. You can show and hide each layer in an image by clicking on its corresponding eye icon... | |
| − | + | Layers are a potent feature of Photoshop that permit you to perform on one element of an image with out disturbing the rest of it. Even though the concept of layers could possibly seem intimidating at initially, when you get the hang of applying layers youll wonder how you ever survived without having them! | |
| − | + | The transparent components of any layer, shown by the checkered grid, enable the layers beneath that layer to show via. You can show and hide each and every layer in an image by clicking on its corresponding eye icon in the Layers palette. | |
| − | + | To organize your layers, you can arrange them into layer groups by going to Layer > New > Group. Each and every layer group displays in the same way as any ungrouped layers on the Layers palette. A layer group is signified by a folder icon. You can collapse or expand layer groups by clicking on the triangle to the left of the folder icon, and nest layer groups inside each other by dragging a single folder icon into yet another. | |
| − | + | Right here are 10 speedy Layer Shortcuts. | |
| − | + | 1 - Rename layers by double-clicking on the layer name. | |
| − | + | two - Choose a layer by working with the keyboard shortcuts Alt-[ and Alt-] (Choice-[ and Selection-] on a Mac). | |
| − | + | 3 - Merge a layer into the 1 beneath it by pressing Ctrl- E (Command-E). If you have selected layers, this shortcut | |
| − | + | will merge those selected layers collectively. | |
| − | + | 4 - Modify the transparency of a layer by changing its opacity with the Opacity slider, or typing a value into the | |
| − | + | Opacity box (which is visible when you have the Selection, Move, or Crop tools selected). | |
| − | + | 5 - Duplicate a selected layer by pressing Ctrl-J (Command-J on a Mac). You can also duplicate a layer by dragging it | |
| − | + | whereas pressing the Alt (Selection) crucial. | |
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| + | six - Select many layers by holding down Ctrl (Command on a Mac) and clicking the layer names. This forms a temporary link between the chosen layers that enables you to move them as one unit, delete them all, and so on. | ||
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| + | 7 - You can also link layers together. Pick layers by clicking on them even though holding down Shift or Ctrl (Command | ||
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| + | on a Mac). | ||
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| + | eight - To unlink all the layers, pick one of the linked layers and go to Layer > Unlink Layers. | ||
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| + | 9 - To temporarily unlink a layer, hold down Shift and click on its link icon (a red X will seem over the link icon). | ||
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| + | 10 - Reactivate the link by holding down Shift and clicking the link icon again. [http://www.justiciaparaputis.org/ read more] | ||
Revision as of 18:02, 17 February 2013
The transparent components of any layer, shown by the checkered grid, permit the layers beneath that layer to show by means of. You can show and hide each layer in an image by clicking on its corresponding eye icon...
Layers are a potent feature of Photoshop that permit you to perform on one element of an image with out disturbing the rest of it. Even though the concept of layers could possibly seem intimidating at initially, when you get the hang of applying layers youll wonder how you ever survived without having them!
The transparent components of any layer, shown by the checkered grid, enable the layers beneath that layer to show via. You can show and hide each and every layer in an image by clicking on its corresponding eye icon in the Layers palette.
To organize your layers, you can arrange them into layer groups by going to Layer > New > Group. Each and every layer group displays in the same way as any ungrouped layers on the Layers palette. A layer group is signified by a folder icon. You can collapse or expand layer groups by clicking on the triangle to the left of the folder icon, and nest layer groups inside each other by dragging a single folder icon into yet another.
Right here are 10 speedy Layer Shortcuts.
1 - Rename layers by double-clicking on the layer name.
two - Choose a layer by working with the keyboard shortcuts Alt-[ and Alt-] (Choice-[ and Selection-] on a Mac).
3 - Merge a layer into the 1 beneath it by pressing Ctrl- E (Command-E). If you have selected layers, this shortcut
will merge those selected layers collectively.
4 - Modify the transparency of a layer by changing its opacity with the Opacity slider, or typing a value into the
Opacity box (which is visible when you have the Selection, Move, or Crop tools selected).
5 - Duplicate a selected layer by pressing Ctrl-J (Command-J on a Mac). You can also duplicate a layer by dragging it
whereas pressing the Alt (Selection) crucial.
six - Select many layers by holding down Ctrl (Command on a Mac) and clicking the layer names. This forms a temporary link between the chosen layers that enables you to move them as one unit, delete them all, and so on.
7 - You can also link layers together. Pick layers by clicking on them even though holding down Shift or Ctrl (Command
on a Mac).
eight - To unlink all the layers, pick one of the linked layers and go to Layer > Unlink Layers.
9 - To temporarily unlink a layer, hold down Shift and click on its link icon (a red X will seem over the link icon).
10 - Reactivate the link by holding down Shift and clicking the link icon again. read more
