software used for graphic design and photo manipulation. THE INTERFACE CONSISTS OF SEVERAL KEY ELEMENTS THAT WORK TOGETHER TO HELP YOU PERFORM TASKS EFFICIENTLY: • Menu Bar: Located at the top, it contains various dropdown menus with commands for different functions. • Toolbox: Positioned on the left side, it houses a variety of tools for editing and creating. • Panels: On the right side, panels provide access to features like Layers, History, and more. • Options Bar: Just below the Menu Bar, it displays context- sensitive options for the selected tool. Menu Bar: Toolbar: Panels: Options Bar: CREATING A NEW DOCUMENT: • Creating a new document is the first step in many Photoshop projects. • To create a new document, follow these steps: • Go to "File" in the Menu Bar. • Select "New." • Set the document's properties, including: • Width and Height: These values determine the dimensions of your canvas. • Resolution: Higher resolution is best for print, while lower resolution is suitable for web graphics. • Color Mode: RGB for web and digital, CMYK for print. • Click "Create" or "OK" to create the document. • You can now work on this new canvas. HANDS-ON PRACTICE: HANDS ON PRACTICE • Creating a new document is the first step in many Photoshop projects. • To create a new document, follow these steps: • Go to "File" in the Menu Bar. • Select "." • Set the document's properties, including: • Width and Height: These values determine the dimensions of your canvas. • Resolution: Higher resolution is best for print, while lower resolution is suitable for web graphics. • Color Mode: RGB for web and digital, CMYK for print. • Click "Create" or "OK" to create the document. • You can now work on this new canvas. STEP 1: Go to "File" in the Menu Bar. STEP 2: Select New or Press Ctrl + N STEP 3: Set the document's properties: STEP 3: Click "Create" or "OK" to create the document. HANDS ON PRACTICE
• Create a new document in Photoshop with the following specifications:
• Width: 800 pixels • Height: 600 pixels • Resolution: 72 pixels/inch • Color Mode: RGB • Save the document with a unique name in a designated folder. NEXT TOPIC: UNDERSTANDING BASIC FILE TYPES AND FORMATS. THANK YOU!