All right, welcome back.
So in the previous video, we were working on the quick selection tool, someone who had file save,
and I want to close that out and then let's to file new.
We're going to grab the default Photoshop size and let's stay in this 05 crop tool.
OK.
So what I want to do now is we're going to use the crop tool to go to the toolbar here and hover over
this little icon here.
And you can see that the crop tool, this keyboard shortcut for that is see.
So if I hit see, it's going to put marks all around.
The canvas in this instance.
So if I drag this down, it's going to crop up top by drag it up.
It's going to crap out the bottom.
If I dragged to pull from the right, it's going to basically crop out all that.
So that is the crop tool, quite excellent, by the way.
So if I hit the letter V to go back to the move to and then hit control.
Xie xie.
And control Xie again.
It'll take him back to how I started.
All right.
So now what we're gonna do is we're going to look at the.
Crop.
It's as it's a prospective crop tool.
The slows to a halt.
OK, there we go.
So if you right.
Click off the crop tool showing up, if you.
Right.
Click on it.
Go to the prospective crop tool.
There you go.
So does the same thing.
But it does in a different way.
And you can also do that.
Like this, I like that.
There you go.
So it's kind of like a 3D crop tool.
Really?
All right.
So you see this little star here.
We need to hit files, save or control asked to save so that this will be saved on your desktop.
So let's call it 05 five crop tool.
Okay, I'll save.
I'm mean, head V to go to the movie tool.
And then let's go back to the perspective crop still here and.
Right.
Click.
And we're gonna go over these slides tool and the slide select tool.
So.
Misplaced tool is mainly used for.
Or was used for Web sites.
They used to, and I'm sure they still use us in some places.
But what they used to do was they would create a I who controls it under this.
So I can show you a better example.
So let me build you a quick little example here, so just make a new layer here.
We're going to grab the marquee tool here and we're going to build a navigation.
So that's gonna be our NAV.
And then we're going to build a little slide show here.
So let's put that here.
OK, and let's change the color to blue.
So I give you the example.
A better way.
All right.
So I'm going to leave a live are layer one now.
And this is gonna be a slide show.
OK.
And then I'll move this on top.
So it makes sense.
All right.
So would this like the slice tool?
What you can do is you can slice out the images.
Let's say that you had two images here that you wanted to use for a Web site or for other projects.
And then you want to select that tool.
OK.
So this is what that's used for, is the slice select tool is used to select a slice.
So if you sliced up an image and you were going to optimize it for the Web, then you can select it
with the slice like tool.
That's what the sliced tools used for, mostly is for Web content to optimize your Web site.
Because if you look at this, if you were to upload this image, it's not very big.
But if it was a bigger image, I would say it's a high resolution and it's a very big file.
What they would do is they would slice up the image so that it would fit.
In a more optimized way for the Web.
That's the whole idea of it.
Okay, so that in a nutshell is the slice tool and the slice like tool.
And again, the shortcut for that.
See?
All right.
So once you hit, see what it's going to do is whatever tool you have set at the top.
So in this case, it's crop tool.
You'd have to go to the crop tool and select the other tools that you want.
OK.
All right.
Let's save again.
So they control us.
I mean, OK.
I'm going to close this one up and I'll see you in the next lecture.
Thanks for watching.