All right.
Welcome back.
So in this video we're going to talk about the View menu.
So let's head over to Photoshop Hamadi and Herman to create new and let's do Photoshop default size.
OK.
And let's click on view and look at the menu what they have solid proof setup you can do work and see
him like hey this is for setting up print stuff proof colors gambit warning pixel aspect ratio so square
you can do a different aspect ratio and while pixel aspect ratio squared.
Good pixel as aspect ratio correction 32 bit preview options.
Those are deactivated right now but we can zoom in zoom out from screen for our board on screen.
We don't have one so that's no good.
We can do 100 percent 200 percent or you can do this.
Which I prefer hit the letter Z.
Hold alt zoom out go zoom in and then use the spacebar.
Hold the spacebar and you grab the hand tool and move around so you can zoom out and then use a hand
tool to move it around.
Does the same exact thing print size OK.
That I don't know the shortcut for so use that.
There's no shortcut.
Flip horizontal.
I mean under that they have screen mode.
OK.
Let's see what that is.
Oh full screen mode with menu bar.
Full screen mode.
So with this if you just hit the letter F that's going to change the modes
I think normally it does hit tab for me.
There you go.
Now if you hit F F There you go.
So those are the three modes.
And if I had tab the tools would come back and what we did is we change the screen.
We had standard full screen mode with menu bar.
Full screen mode.
So if you know the shortcuts and you just want to have a black background with nothing but what you're
working on.
That's the way to do it.
Now if I had f that's the standard and then full screen mode menu bar right there and then full screen
and the hit tab and then everything's back again.
Shoulder edges these are just options you can show the rulers right there if we have control are it'll
turn on and off.
So the control order to keep it on snap to guides grids layers you can turn this on and off lock guides
new guide.
OK you can do it that way or you can just do this drag it down.
There's your guide
there and bring it there.
OK then you have your guides right there.
New Guide layout.
That's you can use that too.
That's perfectly fine.
BLOCK Lock Slides.
Clear slice.
So slicing is more for web stuff.
I don't even know where the tool is on here because I've changed so much about the hunt for it to see
what it is or where it is
basically with the slice tool does is it will crop a web design.
There it is.
So what you do is you'd slice this and then you would export it out and it would.
So if I did a slice like this let's just say I slice this one right here and then I did this one and
then I did this one in the X part of these three orders PND.
It's going to be one two three.
So this will be PMG one BMG 2 p.m. G three.
And the idea behind it is when you're building a Web site you want to render content but you want to
do it where the files are as small as possible.
So what you can do.
I mean who controls it under this.
Well you can do though is when you export it out of slices.
This would be image one image to image three and they're all going to be smaller files because they're
separate instead of together.
That's the idea of the slice.
So that is the View menu.
Thank you for watching.
I'll see in the next video.