Post by digiman on Sept 7, 2012 6:29:37 GMT -5
Photoshop promises great power, but can be more than a little challenging when it comes to clarity and patience. New users can easily get frustrated at how daunting some of the challenges can be when it comes to getting the job done, and even those who are a bit more familiar with it still find points of frustration that impede both production and creativity.
A workspace is an arrangement of palettes that suit your needs. There are a few pre-arranged options in this menu, and selecting one will alter the layout of Photoshop’s palettes—and it even colorizes some of the primary menu options needed for this arrangement.
So for those who barely know Photoshop, but would like to become more familiar with it—find out what sort of things to look for when it comes to the palette system, layers, styles, effects, various tools, and saving or exporting their work—let’s look at the basics. www.digital-web.com/articles/web_design_101_photoshop/
A workspace is an arrangement of palettes that suit your needs. There are a few pre-arranged options in this menu, and selecting one will alter the layout of Photoshop’s palettes—and it even colorizes some of the primary menu options needed for this arrangement.
So for those who barely know Photoshop, but would like to become more familiar with it—find out what sort of things to look for when it comes to the palette system, layers, styles, effects, various tools, and saving or exporting their work—let’s look at the basics. www.digital-web.com/articles/web_design_101_photoshop/