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Archive for 06/11/2009
Photoshop Layers Tips (2)
06/11/2009 by admin.
1/ Create A New Layer From An Open Document Or Photograph
In Photoshop you can create a New Layer from an opened image or photograph. To do so, right-click the Layer/Background Layer in the Layers Palette, then choose Duplicate Layer. Now, from the subsequent Duplicate Layer dialogue box, instead of automatically clicking OK: first clear the As box (this is beneath the Duplicate: Background tab) - then type in New, and click OK.
2/ Highlight/Select Multiple Layers: Photoshop CS2, CS3, CS4 (Extended)
Hold down the Shift Key, then left-click over the Layers you would like to select. All Layers between the first and last clicked Layer will be automatically selected.
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