All right.
Welcome back.
So in this video, we're going to cover the move tool, so let's open up Photoshop.
I'm going to click and create new and I want you to make a.
Documents or just kind of grab the default Photoshop size and I'm to call this untitled one is one,
and we're going to go file save as.
And I'm going to save this to my desktop so that I have a file there.
Now, here's what we're talking about.
We're going to talk about the move tool.
So right here, if you go hover over the top tool here.
If I had V.
So if I go to a different tool here and I had V takes from rent to the movie tool, if I right click,
then I have the our board tool.
So that our board tool, I can create an hour board out of nothing, which is quite interesting.
So I'm going to give you an example of the move.
Tool.
Real quick and then we'll talk about more about our board tool.
So if I grabbed the rectangular marquee tool and I need to make a new layer here.
So I'm going to do that.
I'm going to drag this out and I'm going to reset these colors to black and white.
And then I'm going to hit the.
Paint bucket.
And I'm going to fill this color.
Fill it with color.
OK.
Now.
If I go here and I go to the movie tool, I have to make sure my layer selected.
And now I can move this around.
Something that you always want to do.
No, make a copy of this.
So if you hold Alte and drag it over, it can make a copy.
And then another copy and another copy.
OK.
So here's the key.
When you are moving things around, do you want to make sure you have the right layer selected?
Always select layer first.
OK.
And what I like to do is I'll if it's the same color, I'll hide the layer and then activate it again.
That way know I'm grabbing the right layer.
And then what you're going to do is you're gonna make sure you have the move to a selected and then
you can move it around.
So that's the move tool.
So I can move any of these around.
I'll have to do select layer first.
Drop it down.
Coupledom.
OK.
So let's move to William.
So now if I right.
Click and I click on our board.
What this is going to do is if I draw a rectangle.
Like this, I hit enter.
Now I can create our board above and below.
Undo that right quick.
OK, so what I can do, because let's say that you're working on a storyboard.
For a video.
Right.
And these are your scenes.
I could go to the right couple more.
OK?
And then you can turn it off, but just going back to the move to or just slacking off.
Now, what I did was I created three outboards.
Without even going to file new or control for new.
And.
Selecting our boards from here.
Now, I don't have that option.
That's why.
OK.
There is an option here, but again, the reason why I want to do it from here instead is I may have
already made the document and created everything.
And instead of moving it over, all I got to do is just create one inside of here with this tool.
OK.
So it's a very simplistic way to create an art board on the fly without remaking a document.
OK, so that is the move tool and the airport tool and the keyboard shortcut for both of those is Vae.
So you'll see the little shortcuts down here.
If you had V, it will work.
OK.
Now I have the move to a selected.
But if I'm if I had changes to the our board tool.
OK.
And then I go to Iraq.
I go to the zoom tool and then I go back to V.
It's going to keep it on outpoured tool.
So make sure that you select the tool that you want to be on top that you use all the time.
I use the move tool all the time.
The other thing that you can do is if you use our board tool a lot as well as we can customize that.
And.
That's an option as well.
OK.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next lecture.