Photoshop Notes

 To get an image on to another image, select the whole image, use the move tool and put it on the other image. Crl + T is to transform the image or shape of it. Zoom out if you can not see the handles to indicate a transform. Hold shift while using transform to make the transform equal. To finish tranforming the image, press enter. The shortcut to make your brush small/big, use square brackets. Use the hard brush for hard objects like a car. To blend in something use a soft brush with low opasity.

Photoshop Notes

1. To navigate, use spacebar or use grabber tool.
2. Default colors are black and white.
3. Sections are important to make the image appealing.
 

Photoshop Notes

 If you want to move layers at the same time, you can shift select them to move around with each other. If you want to edit the background layer, doudle click it and rename it. The shortcut to fill is the keys, alt and delete. To get a selection from another image, crl and click (click the little square on the layer). Name the layer to reduce confusion. Try to turn layers off to find problemes on the image.

Photoshop Notes (Drop shadow)

1. Use text tool.
2. Write your name.
3. Right click on the layer to rasterize it.
4. Drag the type to copy it (drag it to the bottom where the new layer is).
5. Lock the transparency.
6. Go to edit and fill with black.
7. Turn the lock off to blur it.
8. Filter, Blur, Gaussian blur.
9. Change oppasity.
10. Move shadow underneath the layer.
11. Make sure the shadow is at the bottom right.

Photoshop Notes (How to make Blapple)

1. Use quick selection tool to select background.
2. Use polygon lasso tool to select the stem.
3. Invert the selection.
4. Click on layer ajustment, and change hue/saturation.

Photoshop Notes

 First you need a selction (object), copy and paste the layer, or drag using the move tool to move a layer to another layer (background selection). In photoshop, they are eyes on your layers (icons) that shows if the layer can be seen or not. To create a shadow, you need to create a copy of your object, select it, lock the transparency, fill it in black, unlock it, then Gaussian Blur it. To get a selection back, ctrl key and click on the small picture on the layer.

Photoshop Notes

 Deselecting a selection is crl + d, to invert press crl + shift + I, and you can use the polygon tool to select for straight lines