tailieunhanh - Adobe Photoshop CS3 A-Z: Tools and features illustrated ready reference- P3

Tham khảo tài liệu 'adobe photoshop cs3 a-z: tools and features illustrated ready reference- p3', công nghệ thông tin, đồ họa - thiết kế - flash phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | DESELECT LAYERS Ỉ Layer Select Filter View Window Help All Ctrl A Deselect Ctrl D Reselect Shift Ctrl D All Layers Alt Ctrl A Deselect Layers Similar Layers D Deselect Layers Menu Select Deselect Layers Shortcut - See also Select All Layers Select Version CS2 CS3 Similar Layers Photoshop CS2 introduced some changes to the way that layers are linked grouped. With this release it became possible to Shift-click layers in the Layers palette to multi-select groups of layers. The Select Deselect Layers menu item is one of the commands that can be used in conjunction with the multi-selection of layers. Selecting the option deselects all currently selected layers and leaves no layer active or selected in the Layers palette. Another way to select multiple layers is to choose the Auto Select Layer and Auto Select Groups options in the Move tool s options bar and then drag a selection marquee around the layers in the workspace. Develop settings Menu Edit Develop Settings Shortcut - See also Adobe Camera Version CS3 Bridge Raw The Despeckle filter is one of the options in the Noise group of filters. The feature smooths the speckled appearance of photos taken with high ISO settings whilst trying to retain as much detail in the original as possible. The filter isolates the edges and areas of high contrast in the picture before applying its smoothing changes. As no controls or preview are provided with the filter using the feature is a matter of try it and see . If the results are unsatisfactory then you can undo the filter changes by selecting Edit Undo Despeckle. Generally better results are obtained using the more sophisticated and controllable Reduce Noise filter. So as a general rule use the Reduce Noise filter for color noise problems and Despeckle for larger areas of more uniform noise. In Photoshop CS3 all the actions concerning the application of saved or preset Raw conversion settings have been placed under a single menu heading - Develop Settings. This menu can be