Скачать или смотреть Use of View Menu in Photoshop Urdu\Hindi |Class - 92| By |Mr Technical Sheraz| Beginner Series

In Adobe Photoshop, the "View" menu is a critical component of the application's user interface, providing a variety of options for controlling how you view and interact with your images. Below is a description of the typical items you might find in the "View" menu:

Fit on Screen: This option resizes the image to fit within the confines of your current workspace, ensuring that the entire image is visible without any cropping.

Actual Pixels: This option displays the image at its actual size, one image pixel corresponding to one screen pixel. It's useful for precise editing and examining image details.

Print Size: When selected, this option shows the image at the size it will be when printed, taking into account the print resolution you've specified in your document settings.

Zoom In and Zoom Out: These options allow you to magnify or reduce the view of your image. You can also use keyboard shortcuts for zooming in (Ctrl/Cmd + "+") and zooming out (Ctrl/Cmd + "-").

Scratch Area: This submenu provides options to display or hide the scratch area, which is the space surrounding your image canvas. It can be useful for workspace organization.

Screen Mode: This submenu lets you switch between different screen modes, such as Standard Screen Mode, Full Screen Mode with Menu Bar, and Full Screen Mode.

Show: This submenu contains various options to toggle the visibility of different interface elements, such as rulers, gridlines, guides, and more.

Snap: Here, you can enable or disable the "Snap" feature, which helps you align objects or selections with precision by snapping them to gridlines or other objects.

New Guide: This option allows you to create new guides in your document to assist with layout and alignment.

Lock Guides: If you have created guides, this option allows you to lock them in place to prevent accidental movement.

Clear Guides: This removes all guides from the canvas.

Lock Slices: When working with slices in web design or image export, this option locks them to prevent unintended changes.

Clear Slices: This removes all slices from the document.

Proof Setup: This submenu enables you to choose color profiles for soft proofing your image, which can help simulate how it will appear when printed.

Pixel Aspect Ratio: When working with video and non-square pixels, you can adjust the pixel aspect ratio to view the image correctly.

The "View" menu in Photoshop provides essential tools for customizing your workspace and controlling how you interact with your images, making it a fundamental part of the application's user interface.


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