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The Selection Tools In Photoshop In this article I’ll explain some of the different and powerful selection tools that are available in Photoshop. This guide is aimed at beginners, but can hopefully provide a few extra pointers for more advanced users. Personally I find it very easy to get stuck using only one selection tool, when it can be beneficial to experiment with several in your work. The Marquee Tools: The Marquee Tools consist of the Rectangle, Elliptical, Single Row and Single Column selection tools. These are the most basic selection tools in Photoshop. The keyboard shortcut for these tools is the letter ‘M’. The Rectangle Tool The Rectangle tool allows you to draw rectangles or squares. Click and drag on your page to draw a square. You can hold the key, ‘Shift’ whilst you are dragging out your cursor which will create a perfectly shaped square. You can also hold the key, ‘Alt’ which will enable you to draw from the centre of the square instead of the corner. If yo...

Photoshop CS3 Lesson 01 පාඩම් අංක 01 Selection, Copy, Paste, Undo, Delete, Transform, Flip and Multiple File huddling . For lesson file click hear .

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Flash 8 Ex By Chandu Kumarasinghe View Movie In this Lesson I take you step-by-step through the process of creating this Flash movie. You will learn how to create graphics, work with layers, and add motion, sound, and text to your movie. Getting Started To begin, open Flash . You will be presented with the screen shown here. Click Flash Document. The screen shown here appears: The upper left corner of the screen displays the Tools palette, which contains tools you can use to create or modify graphics and text. You select a tool by clicking on it. Tool modifiers for the selected tool display below the Tools palette. You use modifiers to set tool options. The Timeline appears in the upper portion of the screen. You use the Timeline to lay out the sequence of your movie. The Stage displays in the center of the screen. You create your movie on the Stage. Movie Properties You start creating your movie by setting the Frame Rate, Dimensions, Background Color, ...