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The painting Tools of Photoshop includes: 1.Brush Tool 2.Pencil Tool 3.Color Replacement Tool 4.History Brush Tool 5.Art History Brush Tool 6.Gradient Tool 7.Paint Bucket Tool
Click on the Brush tool in the Tool Box. Click on the down arrow button beside the
brush option in the Option bar. The Brush Preset Picker appears on the screen. Click on the Brush Style of your choice. Click on the Foreground Color box in the Toolbox. The Color Picker palette appears on the screen. Choose any color and click on OK. Drag the mouse pointer on the image to draw a stroke of the selected color. When mouse pointer is dragged over the unselected portion of the image, it remains unchanged.
tip settings, such as brush size, hardness and air brush. TOOL PRESETS PICKER stores saved settings such as Mode of the brush, Opacity, Flow and airbrush Capability. Modes of brush enhances our painting. Opacity can vary between 1% to 100%.Flow of brush describes the pressure of brush. BRUSHES PALETTE contains various options such as color dynamics, brush shape dynamics, texture and paint scattering.
in a single shade or to draw a basic drawing. Pencil Tool has the same options as the brush Tool, with an additional option Auto Erase. Auto erase option lets you paint the background color over areas containing the foreground color. Working with Pencil Tool: Specify foreground & background colors. Select the Pencil Tool. Select Auto Erase in the Options Bar. Drag mouse pointer over the image.
a targeted area with a corrective color. This tool doesnt work with images in Bitmap, Indexed or Multi-channel color modes. Working with Color Replacement Tool: Select Color Replacement tool. Choose Brush tip in the options bar. Keep Mode to Color. For the Sampling option, choose Continuous. For the Limits Option, choose Fine Edges For Tolerance, enter a percentage value. Select Anti-aliased to define smooth edge in the corrected areas. Choose a Foreground Color that replaces the unwanted color.
state or snapshot into the current image window. It makes a copy or sample of the image and the paints with it.
& generates artistic stokes with the foreground color according to the settings made in the Options Bar. We can apply different styles & fidelity values to it.
Working With Art History Tool: 1.Click on the Art History Brush from the Toolbox. 2.Click on the dropdown button beside the Brush button .Select the appropriate brush size. 3.Click on the down arrow button beside the style option. Select Dab option from the list. 4.Enter 6Opx in the area textbox. This value determines the area to be covered by the paint strokes. 5.Create a source for the Art History Brush Tool by selecting & clicking on the empty box before that state.
transitions (ascent or descent) of one color to another. We can fill an area with a linear, radial, angle, reflected, diamond and multi-colored gradients. A gradient can be applied to a selection or to an entire layer. This tool doesnt work with images in Bitmap or Indexed color modes.
Working With Gradient Tool: 1.Click on the Gradient Tool from the Toolbox. 2.Click inside the gradient sample in the options bar to open the Gradient Editor dialog box. 3.Select any of the gradients from the Presets box or create a new gradient from the Gradient bar. 4.Choose Solid from the Gradient Type. 5.Set the Smoothness for the gradient. 6.Set the opacity of gradient to 100%.click ok 7.Click &drag with the left mouse button in the area where you want to apply the gradient.
color based on a tolerance setting. Working With Paint Bucket Tool: 1.Click on the Paint Bucket Tool from the Toolbox. 2.Set 90 as the tolerance value, it determines the range of pixels the paint bucket will fill. 3.Select the anti aliased option to maintain the edgecontrast i.e, smoothen the edges of the filled selection. 4.Select the contiguous checkbox to fill the adjacent areas. 5.Click at a point in the image. All similar areas will be filled.
blemishes and other imperfections. It automatically samples from around the retouched area. Choose brush size and choose type option between proximity match or creature texture. Healing Brush Tool: lets you correct imperfections, causing them to disappear into the surrounding image. Patch Tool: lets you repair a selected area with the pixels from another area or pattern. Red Eye Tool: It removes the red eye effect from all photographs.red eye is caused by the reflection of a camera, flash in a eye retina
called the rubber stamp tool. We can clone or duplicate selected areas of an image. It easily removes blemishes or scratches from an image We can select aligned checkbox in the options bar with the clone stamp tool selected. Hold down the Alt key and click on the part of the image to be cloned. Release the Alt key and place the mouse pointer over the area of the image to be replaced with the cloned pixels. Drag the mouse-pointer to fill the area with the cloned pixels.
the pattern, rather than a source point in the image. Here, we first define a pattern using the Define Pattern option of the Edit menu and then clone this pattern using the Pattern Stamp Tool on an image.
to erase portions of an image. When working on the background layer, it erases the pixels to transparency. When working on some other layer, the pixels of that layer is removed to expose the pixels in the background layer. The Background Eraser Tool: Used to erase pixels of an image to transparency. Incase of multi layered images, the pixels are erased to the background layer.
which is used to select similar colored areas in an image based on tolerance setting. The magic Eraser tool is used to erase pixels from similar colored areas of an image, the similarity of pixels being based on the tolerance value.
softened. It works by reducing the contrast between the pixels and can be useed to smoothen the jagged edges
smudging wet paint with a finger. This tool is useful in repairing old images
The Dodge tool is used to lighten the pixels in
an image. Dark portions of an image may be made lighter to improve the appearance.
area. Saturate option is used to intensify the colors saturation, whereas the Desaturate option is used to dilute the colors saturation.