Adobe photoshop cs2 사용자 설명서

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2 

You cut out a shape within an existing shape so that the layers underneath show through. This procedure shows you 
how to create a doughnut shape, but you can use this technique with any combination of the shape tools, including 
custom shapes. 

Select the Ellipse tool

 in the toolbox. It may be hidden by one of the other shape tools or the Line tool 

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In the options bar at the top of the work area, select the Shape Layer button 

Drag in the document window to draw the shape. Hold down the Shift key while dragging to constrain the ellipse 

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to a circle.

In the options bar, select the Subtract From Shape Area button

Drag within the new shape to create the cutout. When you release the mouse, the image underneath the new shape

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shows through.

To reposition either shape, click the Path Selection tool

in the toolbox (it may be hidden by the Direct Selection 

tool 

), and select the path. Drag it to its new location or use the arrow keys on the keyboard to nudge it a pixel at 

a time. 

You can draw separate shapes on a layer, or use the Add, Subtract, Intersect, or Exclude options to modify the current
shape on a layer.

Select the layer to which you want to add shapes.

Select a drawing tool and set tool-specific options (see “Shape tool options” on page 452).

Choose one of the following in the options bar:

Adds the new area to the existing shapes or path. 

Removes the overlapping area from the existing shapes or path. 

Restricts the area to the intersection of the new area and the existing shapes or path. 

Excludes the overlap area in the consolidated new and existing areas. 

Draw in the image. You can easily switch between drawing tools by clicking a tool button in the options bar. 

Select the Custom Shape tool 

Select a shape from the Shape pop-up palette in the options bar. 

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