Photo shop Window

Adobe Photoshop:

    Photoshop is an image editing program used by everyone from professionals to novices in the graphics world. With Photoshop users can edit, modify, repair, publish, and even alter images.

    Photoshop is not an image-creation program, which means that it is not set up to create images from scratch. Instead, Photoshop is designed to alter and improve existing images that have been acquired through digital photography, scanners, or other means.

Adobe Photoshop Window:

Menu bar:

The menu bar lists all the menus available in Photoshop. Note that Photoshop does not display a standard toolbar with buttons for functions such as Open and New.

Title bar:

Lists the title of the image as well as the file extension, magnification, and color mode.

Toolbox:

Gives users access to tools at the click of a button. In addition, many buttons have other hidden functions that are revealed when they are clicked on and the mouse button is held down.

Magnification box :

Allows users to see the image’s current level of magnification. The magnification of an image can also be changed by typing the desired percentage directly into this box.

Image area:

The area of the Photoshop screen where an image is displayed and can be worked on.

Palettes:

Palettes contain a variety of functions and can be opened or closed at will, depending on whether you need a certain palette’s tool set. There are many different palettes in Photoshop and most palettes contain more than one tab.