User manual ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2

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[. . . ] For detailed information, see also "To use the Stamp tool in Vanishing Point" on page 383 and "Vanishing Point tools" on page 380. · To paint with a color, select the Brush tool, set the options for Diameter, Hardness, Opacity, and Heal. Click the Brush Color box to open the Adobe Color Picker to select a color. When painting in a plane, the brush size and shape scales and orients properly to the plane's perspective. Shift-drag constrains the stroke to a straight line. ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2 378 User Guide · To transform a floating selection, select the Transform tool and scale, rotate, or move the floating selection. You can also select a Transform tool options to flip horizontally or flop vertically the floating selection in relation to the plane orientation. · To paste an item from the clipboard, press Ctrl+V or Command+V. For detailed information, see also "To paste an item into Vanishing Point" on page 382. Note: If the plane is not the proper size to accommodate your painting, cloning, or transforming, select the Edit Plane tool and drag an edge node of the bounding box to scale the plane. Press Ctrl+Z (Windows) or Command+Z (Mac OS) one or more times to undo an operation one or more times. Press Shift+Ctrl+Z (Windows) or Shift+Command+Z (Mac OS) to redo an operation. Press Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) to change the Cancel button to Reset so that you can revert the image to its original state in the Vanishing Point dialog box. 6 Click OK. To preserve the perspective plane information in an image, save your document in PSD, TIFF, or JPEG format. See also "Keys for using Vanishing Point" on page 762 "To create a brush and set painting options" on page 475 To define and adjust perspective planes in Vanishing Point Vanishing Point lets you define rectangular planes that line up with the perspective in an image. The accuracy of the plane determines whether any edits or adjustments are properly scaled and oriented in your image. After you establish the four corner nodes, you can scale, move, or reshape to fine-tune the perspective plane. Sometimes, lining up the bounding box and grid of the plane with a texture or pattern in your image helps you accurately match the image's perspective. 1 With an image open in Photoshop, choose Filter > Vanishing Point. 2 Select the Create Plane tool and click in the preview image to add the corner node. Try to use a rectangular object or a plane area in the image as a guide when creating the perspective plane. To help with node placement, hold down the "x" key to zoom into the preview image. Note: As you add corner nodes, you can delete the last node if it's not correct by pressing the Backspace key (Windows) or Delete key (Mac OS). 3 Select the Edit Plane tool and do one or more of the following: · To reshape the perspective plane, drag a corner node. · To adjust the grid, enter a value in the Grid Size text box or click the down arrow and move the slider. You can also adjust the grid size when the Create Plane tool is selected. · To move the plane, click inside the plane and drag. · To scale the plane, drag an edge node in a segment of the bounding box. ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2 379 User Guide Dragging an edge node to increase the size of a plane to accommodate your edits Note: The bounding box and grid of a perspective plane is normally blue. If there's a problem with the placement of the corner nodes, the plane is invalid, and the bounding box and grid turn either red (severe problems resolving the plane's aspect ratio) or yellow (problems resolving the vanishing points of the perspective plane). When your plane is invalid, move the corner nodes until the bounding box and grid are blue. 4 (Optional) To tear off a perpendicular plane, select the Create Plane or Edit Plane tool and Ctrl-drag (Windows) or Command-drag (Mac OS) an edge node along the bounding box. You can create as many planes as you want. To paint, clone, or transform and maintain a consistent scale and orientation, it's best to tear off additional planes rather than create unrelated planes. [. . . ] See vector graphics grayscale images about 228 colorizing 297 converting from Bitmap mode 236 converting to black-and-white images 313 converting to indexed color 238 creating by mixing channels 304 creating from color images 235, 312 halftone screen attributes for 721 storing selections in 438 grids 60 groups adding layers to 400 blending modes 410 grouping layers 400 viewing 398 Grow command 325 guides Smart Guides 60 Smart Guides, hiding 61 snapping 60 H halftone cell 181 Halftone Pattern filter 523 halftone screens about 181 for Bitmap-mode conversions 237 halftones about 721 Custom Spot Function option 722 saving settings of 722 selecting attributes for 721 Hand tool 51 handtinted images 305 hanging punctuation 561 Hard light mode 488 hard proof 716 Hardness option 477 HDR images about 201 converting to 8 or 16 bits per channel 205 Merge To HDR command 202, 203 viewing 204 working with 202 Help system PDF version of 8 tutorials in 7 hexadecimal color values 243 Hide All Layer Styles command 416 Hide Auto Slice command 576 Hide Slice Number command 576 hiding and showing alert messages 69 channels 439 grid and guides 61 layer styles 417 text selections 545 tool tips 46 using layer masks 433 High Dynamic Range images. See HDR images High Pass filter 525 high-key images 275 highlights adjusting 373 adjusting with Levels 285 Histogram palette about 276 adjusting histogram view 276 All Channels View 276 Compact View 276 displaying channels in color 278 Expanded View 276 previewing adjustments in 279 refreshing 279 showing 276 statistics 278 viewing a specific channel in 277 histograms about 275 cache level 278 clipped values 292 reading 275 History Brush tool 71, 75 history information, adding to files 98 history log 693 History palette about 72 and batch processing 740 history states deleting 73 options 74 painting with snapshot 75 replacing 490 reverting to previous 73 HKS color 247 horizontal scale of type, adjusting 551 HSB mode INDEX 791 in Adobe Color Picker 242, 244 selecting colors in 243 HTML ALT element 589, 593 cell alignment for text 590 MESSAGE element 589, 593 output settings 647, 648 target frame 589, 593 URLs in image maps 593 URLs in slices 589 HTTP Proxy server, specifying in Version Cue 159 Hue mode 488 Hue/Saturation command about 295 adjusting 296 colorizing grayscale images with 297 modifying color range with eyedroppers 297 specifying range of colors with 296 Hyphenation command 562 I ICC Profile option 655 ICC profiles See also color profiles embedding in files 633 scanning and 190 IDs, in Version Cue 168 Illustrator. See Adobe Illustrator Image Dimensions option 182 image map placement 649 Image Map tool 591 image map types 649 Image Map Visibility button 592 image maps about 590 adding links to 593 aligning 595 arranging 595 bounding box areas 592 client-side 596 converting layer-based to tool based 592 creating 591 duplicating 594 layer-based 591 modifying in image 595 server-side 596 tool-based 591 type 596 viewing 592 image noise 353 Image Previews option 655 Image Processor 739 Image Size command changing pixel dimensions 184 recording in actions 736 using Auto option 186 images See also bitmap images, optimizing images, vector graphics about 177 bit depth 231 color adjustments 274, 281 converting between bit depths 232 converting between color modes 234 copying selections between 331 creating from history state 74 creating from snapshot 74 creating monochrome 305 creating new 191 displaying size of 182 flattening 409 for video 704 grayscale 228 handtinted 305 high-key 275 indexed-color conversion options 238 loading selections into 335 low-key 275 maximum size of 180 noise in 218 pixel dimensions of 184 posterizing 313 preserving highlight and shadow detail in 293 previewing for use in video 708 previewing in browser 596 print dimensions of 185 printing 710 pseudocolor 240 resampling 182 restoring 71 reverting to any state 72, 75 RGB 227 rotating or flipping 347 saving 653 scanning 188, 189 selective sharpening 357 sharpening 354, 355, 356 trimming 350 Import command 188, 196 Import Folder As Frames command 623 Import Version Cue 1. 0 Data command 159 importing See also scanning anti-aliased PICT files 196 artwork by dragging 333 files as animation frames 623 Illustrator art 196 images with WIA support 189 PDF files 197 PICT resources 196 importing images with WIA 187 In Use By file status, in Version Cue 128 In Use By alerts in Version Cue 130 In Use By Me file status, in Version Cue 128 Increase Font Size command 97 Increase Rating command 91 indenting paragraphs 560 Indexed Color mode about 238 conversion options 238 converting RGB and Grayscale images to 238 using type with 532 Info palette about 55 before-and-after color values in 55 color corrections display 55 options for 57 out-of-gamut colors 55 previewing color changes in 279 INDEX 792 showing 280 using 56 information box 182 Ink Outlines filter 518 inkjet printers 181 Inner Glow effect 416 Inner Shadow effect 416 input device profiles 263, 266 Insert Conditional command 735 Insert Menu Item command 733, 734 Insert Path command 732 Insert Set Optimization Settings command 736 Insert Set Output Folder command 736 Insert Stop command 733 installation, software 1 integration between Adobe applications 700 International Color Consortium (ICC) 252 International Press Telecommunications Council 223 interpolation methods 183, 360 Intersect With Channel option 344 Inverse command 324 Invert command 312 Invert Selection command 87 IPTC 223 IPTC (IIM, legacy) 96 IPTC Core 96 IPTC information 96 IPTC metadata, editing 97 J JavaScript 747 jitter about 478 angle 479 color 483 count 481 flow 484 opacity 484 roundness 479 size 479 texture depth 482 JP2 format. See JPEG 2000 format JPEG 2000 format about 666, 681 alpha channels 667 Compliance option 667 defining a region of interest in 667 Growing Thumbnail option 667 Metadata Format option 667 optional plug-in 666 Progressive option 667 saving in 666 Tile Size option 667 Wavelet Filter option 667 JPEG artifacts 354 JPEG compression. [. . . ]