Saturday, December 24, 2011

The Basics Part 2



Brush Tool

Pencil Tool

Color Replacement Tool



Description

Brush Tool, is a tool used for applying colored pixels to a canvas(image, or layer)
Pencil Tool, Allows you to use a click by click pixel placement system.
Color Replacement Tool, replaces a selected color with a different color.



Clone Stamp Tool

Pattern Stamp Tool




Description


Clone Stamp Tool, It replaces certain parts of an image from a selected source. Very similar to the healing brush tool, except this doesn't blend, it replaces pixels.
Pattern Stamp Tool, This creative tool allows you to paint on an image using predefined patterns.







History Brush Tool

Art History Brush Tool






Description

History Brush Tool, The History Brush Tool uses a previous state or snapshot of an image. The tool makes a copy of the image as it was in a previous state, then uses the content of this copy to paint with.
Art History Brush Tool, The art history brush tool lets you paint with stylized strokes, using the source data from a specified history state or snapshot





Eraser Tool

Background Eraser Tool

Magic Eraser Tool



Description

Eraser Tool, a tool used for erasing pixels from an image, or layer.
Background Eraser Tool, a tool used for erasing the background from an image or layer.
Magic Eraser Tool, The magic eraser tool, similar to the magic wand, is used in Photoshop to change a photo's background or other color area


Gradient Tool

Paint Bucket Tool

Description

Gradient Tool, it creates a gradient ("blend from 100% opacity too 0% opacity")
Paint Bucket Tool, Fills an area with a solid color.








Blur Tool

Sharpen Tool

Smudge Tool



Description

Blur Tool, Makes an image or layer less sharp, or blurred.
Sharpen Tool, makes an image's lines darker, and lessens blurriness.
Smudge Tool, This tool smudges pixels, by smearing them.








Dodge Tool

Burn Tool

Sponge Tool




Description
Dodge Tool, increases Value
Burn Tool, increases Black
Sponge Tool, lets you paint with saturation, and desaturation.

This will be the end of my Basics, check out my advanced Basics.

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