ArcSoft photostudio Manuale Utente

 

 

 

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Double-clicking a layer also lets you give the layer a name and adjust the opacity of the layer.  By 

making a layer translucent, you can create neat effects by stacking multiple images that look 

blended together. 

 

Note: You can go back at any time to edit text on a text layer as long as you do not modify the 

layer in any other way.  If you paint over or distort the text, it ceases to be editable. 

 

This palette provides you with a simple way to zoom in/out on a photo. Move the slider to the 
right to zoom in on your image; slide it to the left to zoom out.  When zoomed in, a blue box will 

appear in the preview.  Click and drag the box to move about to other areas of your photo that 

you can’t see because of the image size (if the image is too big, it won’t be fully visible on the 

screen, so moving the blue box in the preview of the Navigation Palette will adjust the point of 

focus).  Click the 1:1 button to display the image in its actual, full size.  Navigating with the 
Navigation Palette works similarly to the Pan Tool as described in the Tools Palette section. 

 

This bar, located at the bottom of the screen, displays various information while you’re using the 
program.  In general, it lists the image view ratio and miscellaneous tool tips.  It takes up very 

little space so it shouldn’t be an inconvenience.