Photoshop How-To: Tame the Beast
Excerpted from Photoshop Workflow Setups: Eddie Tapp on Digital Photography, published by O’Reilly Media
Photoshop practically seethes with menus, palettes, and tools. If you get confused by how they work — much less how they should work for your needs — this article is just what you need. After you set up the general workspace so it’s efficient, using Photoshop will be a more pleasing experience.
Photoshop opens a second window of your active image when you select Window > Arrange > New Window. It’s perfect when you want to do detail work and see the entire image at the same time.
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Copyright © 2006 Eddie Tapp. All rights reserved. Photoshop Workflow Setups: Eddie Tapp on Digital Photography, by Eddie Tapp. ISBN 0-596-10168-6. https://www.oreilly.com/catalog/photoworkflow/
This article was last modified on January 3, 2023
This article was first published on June 14, 2006
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