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The keyboard shortcuts that you know and love in Photoshop are the same in the Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) dialog box (when applicable). For example,Command (Mac) / Control (Win) + (plus) zooms in and (minus) zooms out. The other tool shortcuts are:
Z Zoom tool
H Hand tool
I White Balance tool (shift can temporarily activate the White balance tool – unless the crop tool is active)
S Color Sampler tool
C Crop tool
A Straighten tool
L/R Rotate image left/right (Command (Mac) / Control (Win) + “[“ or “]”will also rotate the selected images.)
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For this exercise you will start with a scanned photograph and make typical kinds of adjustments. You will learn to use a variety of tools & functions including
• Crop, Measure
• Rotate
• Zoom
• Variations
1. Open Adobe Photoshop Path: Start > Programs > Adobe Photoshop CS2
2. Open picture of girl and ball Path: File > Open > Desktop > Adobe Class > Exercise 1 > Photo_album_scan.jpg
3. Working with the picture. Before doing any adjustments to the picture use the Save As command and save the picture to the desktop with the file name using default settings. The picture has been scanned upside down along with another picture that was on the same page. We are going to select and crop the picture of the girl.
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Selection Tools – The selection tools include the Marquee tool, the Lasso tool, the Magic Wand tool, and the Brush Selection tool. These are what you want to use for cropping your image, or selecting specific sections of an image. To change the nature of a specific tool (say, you want an elliptical marquee instead of a rectangular marquee), right-click on the tool.
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Selection & Cropping Tools
• Rectangular Marquee ( M )
– Used to select rect. shapes within an image; areas can be copied or cut & pasted into new layers. Tool can be used to create bounding box for further work within it’s confines. Elliptical & single column and row tools also available.
• Move Tool ( V )
– Used to move selected layers around. Click and drag to adjust layer elements.
Tool also used to set and move guides.
• Lasso Tool ( L )
– Used to select parts of a layer for editing. Also Magnetic & Polygonal Lassoes
available.
• Magic Wand ( W )
– Used to select portions of image based on colour.
• Crop Tool ( C )
– Used to adjust the size of the whole image. MUST BE USED CAREFULLY
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The following document discusses the Oracle bbed tool. The name bbed is an acronym for Block Browser and EDitor and it is shipped with the database. It is intended for Oracle internal use only and the company never publishes any details about it. It is a very powerful tool but also extremely dangerous since it can change and/or corrupt data blocks of any Oracle database.
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How to Draw Shapes Subject Descriptors: Draw shapes, Shape Tools, Rectangle Tool, Rounded Rectangle Tool, Ellipse Tool, Polygon Tool, Line Tool, Custom Shape Tool. Application (Version): Adobe Photoshop CS3 Task Description: How do I draw shapes? How do I use the shape tool? Tutorial Date: 13 May 2009, by Arnousone Chanthalyxay Select the “Shape Tools” How to Draw Shapes – 1 Select a shape from the “Shape Tools” Change the color. Click on the color to select a different color.
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Make mileage correction of BMW E65/E66 CAS by diagnostic socket, BMW E65/E66 new CAS by cluster-plug, BMW E87/E90/E60 CAS by cluster-plug , all versions of BMW LCM by diagnostic socket and BMW EWS by K-line. M35080 and other Eeprom chip in circuit programming. EWS 4.3 (2L86D) programming included.
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Introduction
Photoshop is the industry-standard image rendering software. You can use Photoshop to create customized graphics, edit photographs and make flyers and images for print as well as for the web. This handout provides a simple how-to guide to familiarizing yourself with the Photoshop environment.
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Using these techniques you can aquify almost any shape. In this tutorial we will aquify a circle. There are three characteristics that set an ‘aqua’ image apart from a flat image:
1. Glare
2. Proper Lighting
3. Drop Shadow
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01 figure tool – placing an image into the 2d window
02 mesh tool – modelling a 3-dimensional topography
03 plotmaker – exporting pages/ printing pages
04 element attributes/ customization of settings
05 camera tool and setting up 3d views etc
06 navigating around the 3d window – internal engine/open gl engine
- axonometric/perspective settings
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