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Photoshop Tutorials : manipulate your digital photos or scanned images using photoshop
| Photoshop is a powerful tool. It allows you to import images, crop, rotate, and resize images, and clean them up to bring out colors and sharpen the look of the image. It also allows you to properly save the images so that you can use them in other programs, such as MS Word, MS PowerPoint, and the World Wide Web. Images can be brought in to your computer via various methods, including digital cameras, the world wide web, email, or scanning directly into your computer via Photoshop, PowerPoint, or other programs. This document will not cover these methods, but rather will look at how to manipulate images within Photoshop. |
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