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Photoshop CS4 Studio Techniques- P2

Photoshop CS4 Studio Techniques- P2: Staring at a shelf full of Photoshop books at the local bookstore, it seems that there are more special-effect “cookbooks” and technical tomes than anyone would ever care to read. The problem is that none of those “cookbooks” provide enough detail to really let you feel like you understand the program | Chapter 1 Tools and Panels Primer NOTES si Full functionality of the Rotate View is dependent on your system s video card and OpenGL capabilities. Rotate View Tool Another new and really cool addition to CS4 is the Rotate View tool located to the right of the Zoom tool in the Application bar. This tool allows you to rotate the canvas to just about any angle you want. Let s say that you re carefully using your tablet to brush smooth skin onto a portrait or perhaps you re painting an illustration. It would be so much easier if you could rotate the canvas to get that perfect stroke Select the Rotate View tool in the Application bar and then click and drag the image. A compass-like object appears allowing you to rotate the image freely Figure 1.14 . Other options You can enter a specific angle in the options bar choose to Rotate All Windows if you have multiple windows open or simply click Reset View to get back to the original image position. Figure 1.14 Photoshop s new Rotate View tool at work. 2008 Dan Ablan. View Menu If you re doing a bunch of detail work in which you need to zoom in really close on an image you might want to 16 I Working Foundations create two views of the same document. Then for instance you can have one of the views at 16.7 magnification to give you an overall view of your image and set the second one to 500 magnification to see all the fine details. To create a second view use the new Arrange Documents pop-up menu in the Application bar. Click the Arrange Documents icon and choose New Window from the popup menu Figure 1.15 or choose Window Arrange New Window. This action creates a second window that looks like a separate document but it s really just another view of the same document. Choose Float All in Windows to position each image individually and then choose Tile All Vertically from the same Arrange Documents pop-up menu. You can make your edits in either window and both of them will show you the result of your manipulations Figure 1.16 .