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Getting Started in Photoshop

Photoshop’s interface can be a confusing place to first time users. This lesson will show you what’s what, and how to navigate through the behemoth which is Photoshop. Before starting, please take note that I will be demonstrating how to use Adobe Photoshop with Version 9 (Adobe Photoshop CS2). If you are using another version of Photoshop, you should have very little trouble following along, as very little as changed in regards to interface and basic functionality in the past few versions. | Getting Started in Photoshop Photoshop s interface can be a confusing place to first time users. This lesson will show you what s what and how to navigate through the behemoth which is Photoshop. Before starting please take note that I will be demonstrating how to use Adobe Photoshop with Version 9 Adobe Photoshop CS2 . If you are using another version of Photoshop you should have very little trouble following along as very little as changed in regards to interface and basic functionality in the past few versions. Some graphical features may look a bit different but overall you should experience very little if any problems The Welcome Screen When you first open Photoshop you ll likely be presented with the Welcome Screen The Welcome Screen is a great area for new users to see what s possible with Adobe Photoshop but really isn t necessary by any means. If you d like to stop the Welcome Screen from popping up on the start you can unmark the Show this dialog at startup in the lower left corner. The Welcome Screen will always be available for viewing later on if you go to Help Welcome Screen. To begin working with Photoshop Close out of the Welcome Screen. The Work Area Upon first glance Photoshop can be a big and scary place. Let s break the Work Area into smaller components to make things easier to understand A. Menu Bar - An organized menu area categorized by the type of task being handled. B. Options Bar - Contains options for the currently selected tool. C. Tool Bar - Contains a wide selection of available tools in Photoshop as well as the Foreground Color Background Color and other features. D. Document Window - The Containing Window of a document being worked on inside of Photoshop. E. Active Image Area - The Document Window contains the Active Image Area Shown in White above . This is the area an artist works .