All right, welcome to Section three and Photoshop use paper presets.
So in this video, we're going to go over the presets that we're gonna be learning throughout the course.
So we're going to focus on the U.S. paper.
So if we go to print and we go to view all presets, we're gonna cover letter, legal tabloid.
Clipboard and custom.
So the first one that I want to talk about is the clipboard.
So if you go on your keyboard, if you're on a P.C. and you hit print screen from to do that right now.
And I go to create no.
And I just use the clipboard template here and it's going to do 30 at 40 by 10, 80 because I have two
monitors.
So it's pulling both monitors together.
So if I were to pop up my calculator here, I'll show you what the.
If I did 19, 20 times to, you're going to get 38, 40.
So I have to 19, 20 by 10, 80 monitors.
That's where we're getting the 38, 40 by 10, 80.
So essentially what it's doing is when you print screen when I create a new document here with with
the clipboard, it's going to take on that with that height of the print screen.
So in this instance, it's going to take on the width of two monitors and the height of the monitors
as well.
OK.
So when I click create.
And I go in here and I do edit and I paste, it's gonna paste in the print screen so you can see her
on the left.
We have the Photoshop section of my monitor.
And then on the other monitor you can see I have a Microsoft Word open with the course curriculum here.
And then you can see the movie AVR video suite recorder, which I use to record my screen.
So it just will show both ends.
And that's really the clipboard.
The clipboard just gives you the ability to print screen.
Now, if I were to open up a Web browser.
And let's do it like this.
Bring it over here.
And if I go to Google and then I do print screen here.
And then I go to Photoshop and I do file new.
And again, I do clipboard because clipboard is automatically selected because I did a print screen.
So if I create and if I have control v this time, which is the same as doing edit and paste, you can
see here the shortcut is control V.
So if I just do control the it'll paste in the two windows that I have and you can see I have like this
little parameter here of the monitor that's being recorded.
So it has like an orange rectangle around it.
And then this monitor is not being recorded.
That's why you're only seeing this monitor here.
And so then you can see my screen recorder.
And then I have Firefox open and both windows.
So I have two Web browsers running at the same time.
But what this does is when you print screen, then it creates the custom clipboard for that copy.
OK.
Now, another example would be this if I went into Illustrator, so I'm not going to go into Illustrator,
but I'll just give you the example verbally.
OK.
So if I wanted to illustrate or and I selected an object and then I pasted it into Photoshop with a
new file, it's going to grab that resolution.
So if I did file new instead of it being.
Thirty eight, forty by ten A.D..
It's gonna grab whatever that size of the image is.
So if the image was seven by five inches, it's going to create a default template with that.
Now, you can see here now the the clipboard is gone because the print screen.
Has disappeared.
So now if I do another print screen, let's go back to Google again and I'm going to do print screen
again and I'll go back to Photoshop.
And if I do file new now, we have that option again.
OK.
Because it's really it's also in the reason items.
It's not going to be in this area anyway.
But once you print screen or you copy an object from another program and bring it into Photoshop, it's
going to automatically grab that size of that file of that graphic and then bring it in here.
So if I hit create and I had control V and I paste that in again, we have the same effect as before.
But now you understand why it's using the clipboard affect over anything else.
Because what it's doing essentially is when you use the print screen or the copy and paste, then it
creates a custom clipboard and anything that you copy on the web.
So if I go to Firefox and I go to Google.
And let's I'll give you a great example.
Let's grab the Google logo here, right, click and save the images here and save it on the desktop.
OK.
And then I want to minimize all the applications here, right, click on the Google logo, open with
Photoshop and rent.
So let's choose another app and let's use Photoshop.
OK?
Now, what you're going to see here is it's going to automatically use that canvas size of the image.
So if I go to image image and then we go to canvas size.
OK.
The canvas sizes two seventy two by ninety two.
All right.
So now if I go in here and I have control a and then control see and I do file knew what it's going
to do is it's gonna grab that resolution.
So it's going to say, OK, the width of that logo is to 70 by 90 pixels.
So I'm going to hit create and then I'm going to control V and paste in the logo.
And now you can see when you bring an object in a graphic and from another program or from the same
program, it's going to automatically grab that canvas size and put it in Photoshop so that you can
render it out.
OK.
So.
So that's how you use clipboard with you can use it with any preset in Photoshop.
It's not just for U.S. paper presets, it's for any preset in Photoshop.
It can be used.
And the idea behind clipboard is when you copy something from any program.
What it does is it saves it to a clipboard and then you can paste it elsewhere.
OK, so that's the idea behind it.
So with that mind, thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next video.