ArcSoft photostudio 사용자 설명서
PhotoStudio
Manual
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• All: Use this command if you want to select the entire image or layer.
• Invert: Selects all unselected areas, and deselects all selected areas. For example, if
you select a rectangular area and then use this command, everything outside the
rectangle will be selected as opposed to inside.
• None: Deselects everything.
• Border: Adds a border around selected areas. The selected area then becomes the area
between the original area and the border. It’s best to illustrate this:
• Expand: Extends the area covered by a selection. You can control the amount that it
expands.
• Smooth: This command can be particularly useful when there are selected areas that
aren’t smooth due to extreme color variances when the Magic Wand is used. What it
does is rounds sharp areas of a selected area.
• Remove Holes: This command makes selected areas completely continuous. If there
are small areas that were excluded when you used a selection tool, this command will
include them into the selection area.
• Magic Cut: This unique tool is used to select and crop object from an image. When you
run this tool, a built-in wizard will walk you through the process.
Layer Menu
Many of the options here have been discussed in the Layers Palette section. You already know
about the New, Delete, Merge All, and Properties options (double-click a layer to see the
properties). Here are some other layer options:
properties). Here are some other layer options:
• Merge Selected: Combines only those layers that you’ve selected. Hold the Control key
on your keyboard and single-click the layers you want to select.
• Merge Down: This command combines the selected layer with the layer immediately
below it.
• Soft Edge: This cool feature fades the edges of your layer. You can control the
intensity of the effect with a slider.
• Add Shadow: Like the Soft Edge effect, this is a neat feature that applies a shadow to
your layer. You can control the position and appearance of the shadow.
The Enhance and Effects Menus
PhotoStudio includes tons of enhancements and effects. Most of them don’t differ too much in
application. All of them manipulate your images very differently, but the way you go about
application. All of them manipulate your images very differently, but the way you go about
applying the enhancement or effect is pretty similar from one to another. Here’s a sample. We’ll
modify the hue and saturation of a photo: