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Photoshop CS3 for Screen Printers- P4

Photoshop CS3 for Screen Printers- P4: The toolbox is the heart of Photoshop CS3, and where you’ll find the tools you need to create your artwork and perform editing tasks. From the toolbox you can access the selection tools, shape tools, type tools, Crop tool, and eraser tools. These are basic tools that any screen printer or graphic artist needs. | 66 Part I The Photoshop Interface Tip Creating your own preset tool library can be quite helpful if you use the same tools often to perform specific tasks. Revisit this part of the chapter after you ve finished this book and create a library of your favorites using the Preset Manager available from the additional options. Other Common Terms and Options There are several options that you ll see off and on when accessing tools and using the options bar. Words like tolerance anti-alias contiguous flow and others will pop up depending on the tool selected. These words are defined briefly in this section. Tip Bookmark this page and refer to it when using tools and the options bar. This section is meant to serve as a reference and should be referred to when questions about the items in the options bar arise. Actual Pixels Fit Screen Print Size Used with the Zoom and Hand tools these options allow you to configure how the image should look on the screen after modifying it. Align and Distribute These options allow you to align and distribute layers or selections within an image. There are several ways to align or distribute objects top vertical center left horizontal center and right. Aligned Aligned is used when repairing flaws in images such as with the Healing Brush or Clone Stamp tool . Place a check in the Aligned box if you need to release the mouse button while working and still keep the sampling point sampled pixels are thus applied continuously. Uncheck the box to apply the pixels from the original sampling point each time. Anti-alias Anti-aliasing Anti-aliasing is the process of smoothing edges around a selection. It differs from feathering in that it does not blur the edges but instead softens them by blending the colors of the outer pixels with the background pixels. This results in no loss of detail. You must choose anti-aliasing before selecting it cannot be added after a selection has been made. 67 Chapter 4 The Options Bar Area Area is used with the Art .