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Adobe Photoshop CS5 Quick Start Guide

About Photoshop

How to download pictures into Photoshop

Parts of the screen—what they do

How to manage display options

Using the panels

Getting help

Printing images

Photoshop is an image-editing program. It is used to create and/or enhance digital images that may be

used in print, online, and in video. It is designed primarily for Raster graphics (pixels), although Vector

components can be included. Raster graphics have increasingly rough edges as they are enlarged, while

Vector graphics maintain smooth edges. (Note: Vector graphics are especially used by Adobe

Illustrator.)

Downloading Photos

To transfer photos from your camera or memory card, use Adobe Photo Downloader in Adobe Bridge.

This automates the process of saving and renaming files, creating subfolders based on photo dates,

converting files to another format, and saving copies.

** You can also import illustrations from Adobe Illustrator into Photoshop

1. To download photos:

 Connect your camera or a card with images to the computer

 Open Photoshop

 From the Photoshop window find and click on the icon for Adobe Bridge.

Arrow shows where

Bridge and Mini

Bridge icons are

found

Adobe Bridge and Mini Bridge

Launch Bridge icon Mini Bridge icon

Adobe Bridge Screen Shot

 In Adobe Bridge, start Photo Downloader by

o Choose File, Get Photos from Camera, or

o Click the Get Photos from Camera icon on the Application Bar (Mac).

 Under Source, display the “Get Photos from” list

 Select the source of the photos from the list. The source can be the camera, if it is connected to

the computer, or a card reader.

 Specify a location where the photos will be stored.

 Choose the method by which subfolders will be created:subfolders by shot date in various

formats; the date of import; a custom name; or no subfolders.

 Choose a method by which the files are renamed—new names by shot date in various formats,

the date of import, a custom name, or shot date plus a custom name—or choose not to rename.

**You can use the Advanced Dialog box to see thumbnails and choose from these

 Choose a location for storing copies of the original photos

 Click Get Photos

2. Opening Files into Photoshop (from Adobe Bridge)

 Click Command + O on the Mac, or use the Launch Bridge icon

 From Adobe Bridge double click the thumbnail(s) you want to work on,

 Click the boomerang-shaped icon to return to Photoshop

 You can also view and select files from the Mini Bridge, which opens as a floating panel.

 Click the Mini Bridge icon in the Application Bar. You can drag and drop in the Mini Bridge

panel, so you could drop a new photo onto another one as a new layer!

The components of the Photoshop window are:

Tools Panel Tools to select, draw, paint, edit, and view images. Other tools allow you

to choose foreground and background colors, create quick masks, and

rotate, move, and zoom the image.

Document tabs Display the name of the file you are working on, the current

magnification, and the document’s color mode. Here you can

switch to other open files.

Options bar Displays the choice of options and settings for the current tool. These

options will vary according to the tool in use.

Application bar Launch Adobe Bridge and Mini Bridge from here; show guides, grids,

and rulers; select an image magnification. Hand, Zoom, and Rotate tools,

as well as menus to arrange documents and change screen modes, are

found here.

Panel dock Contains the Panel groups that display options and commands used to

modify images. Panels can be docked or floating.

Workplace

Switcher Contains options for displaying panels related to specific operations, such as design,

painting, or photography. The default view is Essentials.

From Design you can see panels that were saved.

In Painting you can select size and style of brush strokes

Click here for more choices

Click the Window menu to see all panels that are available

These are just some of the panels that can be in view.

Notice that panels may also have Tabs

Document Statistics Found at the bottom of the document window, this displays data about

the open image. Choose options by clicking the arrow next to the box.

Photoshop offers display options that allow you to hide panels or other elements temporarily so you can

focus on the image. Use the Screen Mode button (found at the top of the Photoshop window) or View

to display a menu. Keyboard shortcuts are also available for changing the display. The chart below tells

you what to do for the display changes you want to make.

Do this …

To accomplish this …

From the Screen Mode menu,

Choose Standard Screen Mode

View the image in a document window and display the

Tools panel and the panel dock.

From the Screen Mode menu,

Choose Full Screen mode with

Menu Bar

Expand the document window to fill the workspace, and

Make Photoshop occupy the full screen. The panels are

Still displayed.

From the Screen Mode menu,

Choose Full Screen Mode

Hide everything except the image, which is displayed on a

Black background. Press ESC to return to Standard Screen

Mode

Press Tab

Hide or show all panels, including options bar

Press Shift+Tab

Hide or show all panels except the options bar and the Tools panel

Press CTRL+Tab

Switch between different open documents

Using the Panels, more . . .

Photoshop panels

Open a panel by choosing it from the Window menu, and close (hide) a panel by clicking its menu button

to choose Close or Close Tab Group.

By default, the panels are docked to a section of the Window on the right side. Collapse an entire dock

by clicking the Collapse to Icons button in the top right corner of the dock. A collapsed panel dock

displays icons for its available panels.

Click individual icons to show only the desired panels.

Tip: to undo a change, the keyboard

shortcut is CTRL + Z

Tools Panel

Major tools are visible, but many are hidden. Access the hidden tools by clicking on the small triangle in

the lower right corner of any visible tool. (Note that each visible tool has its own subset of related,

hidden tools.) *Also see Tools Panel above

To display the hidden tool selections, either click and hold the tool until a tool list appears, or right-click

the tool. Click on the name of the tool you want.

Getting Help: the Photoshop Help Menu

Click Help on the top bar of the open window or press F1.

“Adobe Community Help” opens in a new window. Search the Help database via the Search Box. You

can also link to the Photoshop Help and Support website here.

Printing Images

To print a single image without opening a dialog box, click FilePrint One Copy

To get options for how items print out Click File Print (to open the Dialog Box)

Printing Options

 Point to the status bar and hold down the mouse button. This enables you to see if the image

has a high enough resolution to enlarge without getting the fuzzy edges from pixilation.

 Click File Print (Dialog Box opens)

 To change page size and orientation, click Print Settings. Change the settings as you want them

and click OK.

 To adjust position and size:

o Enter the values under Position or Scaled Print Size to change them numerically

o Drag the image preview by its center to reposition it you must clear Center Image

in order to drag the image

o Drag a corner handle to resize it. To scale by dragging first clear Scale to Fit Media

 Select Color Management from the list in the top right part of the Dialog Box and select color

settings below that

 To add elements (e.g. background color or printers’ marks) to a page, select Output from the list

in the top right part of the Dialog Box and select settings below it.

 Click Print.

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