All right, welcome back.
So in this lecture, we're going to talk about the eyedropper tool, the 3D material eyedropper tool,
the color sampler tool, the ruler tool, the node tool on the count tool.
All right.
So let's go into Photoshop here where I'm already opened up and let's go to the eyedropper.
So the eyedropper tool samples, colors from an image.
So if I click on this.
And let me just see what the keyboard shortcut is, so its keyboard shortcut as I go.
So if I had V for the move tool and then hit, I now have the eyedropper.
OK.
And if I go to if I had zie, that's the zoom tool.
Can I click in here?
OK.
I mean, Exuma on the kidney here.
And then I'm going to hit I for the eyedropper tool.
So if I hover over his little eye here and I click, it's going to give me that color.
So light gray, if I go to a darker color to this one kinda gives me black.
I click here.
It gives it kind of a pink first pink nose.
I go here.
It's more of like a lighter like a darker white.
OK, so let me go to his nose.
So that is the eyedropper tool.
Now, I use this all the time for a variety of things when I'm picking our colors for my designs or
logos.
I'll go and I'll get ideas and use the eyedropper to grab the colors and then work from there.
So you can see this is kind of like a mix between blue and green.
And it gives you the.
Code right here.
So that is the eyedropper tool.
Now, the next tool down here, if I right.
Click and go to the 3D material eyedropper tool, it loads a selection material for a 3D object.
Now, I don't have a 3D object to show you, but that's what the tool does.
It will.
Like I said, it loads the selected materials from a 3D object.
OK.
Next up, I have the color sampler tool.
So if I hover over this, it displays the values for colors in an image.
So for example, if I go here to the Kiddi and I click on his nose, it's going to give me the R.G.
B code.
So you see right here, I have one nine six one two four and one four zero.
And if I go here to his little I, then it's going to give me that code as well, which is number two.
So it's numbered.
So we have one, two.
And then if I want to get the color of his ear, then it does three, four, five, six, seven, eight,
nine and 10 and so on and so forth.
You can go on for a while here and select a lot of colors if you need to.
But this is a great way to grab all those colors and then you could create them as a swatch.
So if I went to the window and went to swatches, we could create a swatch from that.
Like this, and we can make it Swatch one.
And then you just do we'd go to number two here and we would actually use the eyedropper for that.
OK.
So on and so forth.
OK.
Let me close that.
Then the next tool we're going to talk about is the ruler tool.
So this what this is going to do is it's gonna give you a measurement of.
Now, let me open up the color sampler tool here.
What I'm going to do is I'm going to reset the workspace here and then I'm going to use this tool.
And what it's going to do, it'll bring that back.
And then what I what I'm going to do when I bring the ruler to her.
It's gonna give me the measurement.
So you can see right here, the width is one hundred forty one and the height is one hundred negative.
One hundred and eight.
And we are using pixels.
Someone had files save to save this document.
And so that's how you use the ruler.
Now, if I right, click on the ruler tool and go to note and click here, I can write.
This is a note.
And over here I can write.
This is a note.
Number two guy.
And so if I click on these, I use the move tool.
And then I click on it.
It's going to show me the note.
Then the final tool that we're going to use in here.
All right, click was the count tool.
So we know one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine and 10.
Okay.
So there you go.
That's the eyedropper tool and the tool bar with all the other tools in it.
So it's not just the eyedropper, it's the 3D material eyedropper tool, the color sampler tool, the
ruler tool, the no tool and the count tool.
All right.
So thanks for watching.
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And I'll see in the next lecture.
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