All right.
Welcome to Section three and Photoshop preset.
So let's double click on Create New.
And what I want you to do is look at the photo presets and we're going to go over these right now.
So there's a couple of things here.
You can select the default Photoshop side, which is seven by five inches at three hundred DP or PBI.
OK.
So let's dump.
Let's click on Create for that just so you can see what the document sizes.
Now, what I want you to do is do file save as.
And we're gonna call this default.
Let's actually call it photo preset default Photoshop size.
OK.
Someone to say that I want to watch it is going to file new.
And we're gonna go to photo and we're Innosight.
We're gonna grab the landscape two by three.
And so we're going to label that here.
Landscape two by three.
OK.
And this is another photo preset.
And we'll clean that up a little bit.
OK.
So you can see here we have photo preset landscape, two inches by two by three.
If you do pixels, it's more.
But again, do it by inches because this is for print.
So we want to make sure that we're at the right size here.
OK.
So you have the photo preset default Photoshop size and then you have photo preset landscape two by
three.
OK.
So you can see the difference here.
This is five by seven.
So this is a standard Photoshop file.
Five by seven is a standard.
The photo preset for landscape two by three.
It equates to let's see here.
Let's go to image and we're gonna go to canvas size.
Let's change.
Changes the pixels.
So it's nine hundred pixels by six pixels.
So you can, you know, put a photo there.
And that's a great place to put a photo.
So let's actually do that.
Let's go to our favorite Web browser here.
And what we do is I want to go to Google and type in cats and we're going to click on images.
And let's grab this cute little guy here.
I'm going to.
Right click on him.
Let's open them up.
And then on the right, click on him and save the image.
And I'm in and save.
And you can close out of these pages here.
And I'm going to open him up and bring him in.
And I'm going to control a control, see.
And then we're gonna bring into the photo preset landscape two by three.
OK.
So there you go.
You can see that he fits perfectly in there.
There is some overlap in here.
So if I hit the Z key and then hold all the zoom out and then control T, you can see where the overfill
is here.
So here's the image is a little bigger than this canvas, which is totally fine.
We can move him around and make him center if we want.
That's close to center, we can go a little more of your whole control.
That'll show you the with her the not the width, but the space on the right and left of the image.
So that's that's I'm going to save that to the desktop.
And then what we're going to do is going to go to file new and now we're going to do another.
We're going to do a four by six landscape.
So let's call this photo preset landscape four by six.
Hey, I hit create.
And then we're gonna grab the kiddie here.
Someone here control air control, see?
And then we'll go to that.
Let's close that out.
And this one, too.
We'll go to photo preset landscape four by six.
I'll paste it in there.
And you can see that the kitty doesn't fill this because it's four by six.
Now, if we go by pixels and we look at the image size first, so this image is eighteen hundred by
twelve hundred.
Right.
And the canvas is eighteen hundred by twelve hundred.
But it really is not because it's bigger than that.
This image is not that big.
So let me see if I can if I.
Right.
Click here.
You got to pixels.
OK.
Twelve hundred by six hundred.
All right.
So what I want to do is I want to bring him up in the corner here and we're gonna drag him out.
So he fits the whole size of the document here.
And then bring him to the middle and you can lay about how we want.
I'm going to save this.
And this is gonna be photo preset landscape for my sex guy.
So the next piece of that we want to look at, we're going to file new and we're gonna grab the landscape
five by seven.
OK.
So let's label this photo present
landscape five by seven.
OK.
And if we grab kidI again.
So I mean here.
Control a control C control d d select that.
And then we'll paste them in here again.
He's not going to fit the whole size of the screen or the canvas because the image is smaller than the
canvas.
But that's OK because we can adjust him.
He's a digital photo so we can bring him over to the middle there.
And now we have him set for five by seven.
OK.
So if you go through these and I'm going to lose over here.
You can see as I change the sizes here, the different size that you get for each one.
Now, we didn't atom here, so I'm going to paste them in here.
So you control the paste them in there because this is the default Photoshop file.
OK.
So.
There we go.
All right, I'll save that.
And so the next one we're gonna do, let's do file new and we're going to do landscape eight by ten.
So we're going to label this photo preset landscape eight by 10 hit create.
We'll paste them in there with control V and then control T to transform.
And then we're going to drag them out all the way to their slide.
He fills the whole screen and we'll bring them over.
And there you go.
He's right in the center.
Like, control us to save.
And now you can go through these and you can see the different presets that they have and the different
sizes that you'll have if you use those.
OK.
Now, the next one, let's go to file new and we're going to do.
Portrait two by three.
OK.
So with this one, we'll do a photo present and then we'll do portrait two by three.
OK.
I create Web page Kitayama.
And you can see that with this instance.
It's gonna be a little different.
And he's probably gonna get cut off because.
It has more space vertically than horizontally.
This is a portrait.
So
it still looks cool.
I mean, we'll use it, but it cuts off the left and the right because it's a portrait.
So if I do file new, let's look at the other one.
The other portraits, we have four by six.
So let's do photo preset.
Portrait four by six.
There we go again, small portrait.
And let's paste him in there.
Bring him to the top.
Control tee ball.
Drag him out to the window closes.
I'm just kidding.
Fire control tee and drag him down.
Bring them over.
There we go.
Now we have full screen so you can fit the whole screen there and we'll save him.
And now you can see kind of, you know, the different presets for photo.
So it does that.
And the next one we're gonna do.
OK.
So we're up for four by six.
Hold my place here.
Just get it.
All right.
The next we're going to do is portrait five by seven.
So we're going to do photo present and we'll do portrait five by seven.
I create a control view to paste that kiddie in there.
And then we're gonna put them to the top here.
Control tea and then drag them to the bottom.
And every now and then, I'll bring them over control, ask to save.
And there you go.
And then we'll do file new and the last one we're going to do is the portrait eight by ten.
So we'll do photo preset portrait five five, eight by 10 K.
Create a pasted in there.
We'll bring him up to the top, drag him all the way down and then bring him to the left.
And the whole idea behind all this is I want you to see the different presets that you can do in Photoshop.
And not only that, but this will give you a reference guide when you're using it.
How these work and what you can do with them.
And obviously, you can do a lot more than this with that.
But since it's a photo preset, you're going to generally be using photos.
You can use it for other things if you need.
This size.
This preset size, it's perfectly fine to use it for really anything.
OK.
So that is the photo presents and Photoshop.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next video.