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Interfaces of Adobe Photoshop | Adobe Photoshop | Tutorials Point
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Sep 19, 2024
Interfaces of Adobe Photoshop | Adobe Photoshop | Tutorials Point In this video, we are going to learn about the interfaces of adobe photoshop in detail. I find that too many people are stuck in photoshop feeling uncomfortable but for me its comfortable and the only reason to explain that is I am familiar with that interface of photoshop and many people are not. Many people start learning photoshop through tutorials or templates but that's not good and not the proper way to learn photoshop. So in this video, I introduce the interface of photoshop so that you feel a bit more comfortable with all these tools, layers, workspaces, etc. Watch more Videos at https://www.tutorialspoint.com/market/index.asp Lecture By: Mr. Rushi Panchal, Tutorials Point India Private Limited To download tutorix app - http://bit.ly/2ROKdEG
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Hello friends welcome to Tutorials Point in this video we are going to
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learn interfaces of Adobe Photoshop hello friends I find that many people are stuck in
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Adobe Photoshop feeling uncomfortable but for me it's comfortable and the only
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reason to explain that is I am familiar with that interface of Photoshop and many
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people are not many people just starting learning Photoshop by tutorials or template but that's not good
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So in this video I introduced you to interface of Photoshop so that you feel a bit more
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comfortable with all these tools, layer, workspace etc. So next whenever you open the Photoshop you feel comfortable
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So first thing maybe you're wondering that why my screen is different than you
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So it's all about versions of Photoshop and the preferences you set as your requirements
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Here my screen is black, my interface are black because I like this black color interface
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But if you want to change this color you need to go to edit and here you can see preferences
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I am just open this general. Now here you can see different different preferences
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Now for change this color I am go to interface. Here you can see color theme
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What color theme you might select. For example my color theme is this
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select a black pure black gray you can select this color or a pure white fine like
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this there are too many options over here you can see one by one and check what
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preferences you like for your Adobe Photoshop I'm just selecting this color and
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press okay now guys next is menu bar now the every software you can see a
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menu bar at the top these are a menu bar where you can see a file edit
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image layers type select etc this is called a menu bar and below this you can see an
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option bar okay these all are the option bar which is tied with this toolbar okay on the left hand side this is a tool bar Now in some cases in your screen it will be a double tab bar
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So you can, as you can see, the arrow button. Click on here and you can see it will be come by a two layers
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Okay, I like this. That's why I'm selecting this one. Now, guys, if you're selecting a tool one by one
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and as you can see, the option bar is changing. these are the properties of these tools so you can change according to your
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requirement fine now guys first thing I'm showing you how to open a file or
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create a file okay so first we already see our menu bar option bar and a
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tool bar okay I'm just creating one project file and new you can also use
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shortcut control plus and to create a new file I'm just creating new
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now here we can add our name like I'm adding project one okay here is a
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document type what kind of document you want to create you want to create art
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board art and illustration film and video mobile app design web photos etc so I'm
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just selecting the art board okay in the art board we are going to select a
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art board size okay mostly our screenshots should be 920 by 1080 okay okay
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So I'm just selecting web large 920 by 1080. Okay and here you can see this style should be in pixel not in inches. So make sure you are selecting pixel over here
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Fine and next is resolution. Okay, if you are using a web version then make sure the resolution should be 72 because it will be
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convenient for your requirement and if you are using a print then you can add a 300 for the print work but for now we are
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are using for the web work so we are just adding a 72 pixel per inch resolution okay
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now what is the by default color of our art code that you can select it from here
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by default it is white you can change it to black background color transparent etc so I just selecting the white Okay and now press okay So guys as you can see our art board one is created
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Now this is called an art board. Okay, you can create a multiple project by just creating a new project
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I'm just go to file new one more project, project two, okay
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And press okay. As you can see, you can create a more than a more than a project
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one project in Adobe Photoshop. Like this you can create a multiple project and it will
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be lined up one by one. You can also move this project from one place to another. Just
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long press here and you can just drag it to other place like this, like this
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So now next is panels. On the right hand side you can see a different
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different panel over here. Okay so the most important panel in this panel bar is a
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layer panel which we are going to learn in our next video now guys now we are
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going to how to doc and redog this layer panels and other panels so guys if
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you are bi-mistically remove this layer panel to here or maybe here or
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maybe here like this okay and you might confuse how to set that again okay
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mostly what you are doing you are just closing this tab and you think that it
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will go to that original place but that's wrong It will be closed directly and you can't see this on your interface
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So now you're confused how to take it back again. So that's a solution for that you just need to go to Windows and from here
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You can open that panels again for example I'm moving my tool panel. I'm just drag and drop to here. Okay, and now by mistakely I close it
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So now my tool panel is gone now how can I get that back? I'm going to
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to Windows and select tools but as you can see it's come to that original place okay
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so no need to worry that's very easy we can reset this interface so for that we need
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to go to Windows workspace and here we can see reset essential okay just click on here and as you can see all our interface all our panels all our layers
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toolbar are come back to our screen now guys I don't like this library panel so I'm just clicking to this option click and then I'm closing our close
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same as here Now guys you can also move your panels to a different places for example I don't like my layers panel to be here
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I want to this here so that I can get more space in my layers
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so I'm just move here and just move your mouse pointer so you can see like this blue line
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it is show that you can arrange this layer panel to here you can also arrange this to here
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you can array also arrange this to here like this so That's very easy. You can arrange it your way. I'm just moving back to this original place
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Like this. Now guys, you want to worry that all time if anything happened to your interface, you all time have to reset it
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But what if we can save this interface? So for that, you have an option in a Windows workspace, you can create a new workspace
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Here I'm just writing Rushi workspace. Okay, and I'm just save it
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So next time, whatever happened to my interface or my tools or my any bar or anything
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So what I have to do, I'm just reset it as my saved interface
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Go to Windows and here you can see reset Rushi workspace. So whatever did in our last workspace, it will be reset
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So this is our workspace where we are going to learn our Adobe Photoshop
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So now we both are on a same page. So friends, in our next video we are going to learn layer panel in Adobe Photoshop, which is very important
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Thank you so much, guys. See you in the next video
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