Adobe ADBCD17648MC 사용자 설명서

USING PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 8
Using layers

The Layers panel lists all layers in an image, from the top layer to the Background layer at the bottom. You can drag 
the panel by its title out of the Panel Bin to keep it visible as you work with it.

The active layer, or the layer that you are working on, is highlighted for easy identification. As you work in an image, 
it’s a good idea to check which layer is active to make sure that the adjustments and edits you perform affect the correct 
layer. For example, if you choose a command and nothing seems to happen, check to make sure that you’re looking at 
the active layer.

Using the icons in the panel, you can accomplish many tasks—such as creating, hiding, linking, locking, and deleting 
layers. With some exceptions, your changes affect only the selected, or active, layer, which is highlighted.

In the list of layers, the panel shows a thumbnail, a title, and one or more icons that give information about each layer:

 The layer is visible. Click the eye to show or hide a layer. (Hidden layers are not printed.)

 The layer is linked to the active layer.

 The layer has a style applied to it. Click to edit the layer style in the Style Settings dialog box.

 The layer is locked.

 The image contains layer groups and was imported from Photoshop. Photoshop Elements doesn’t support layer 

groups and displays them in their collapsed state. You must simplify them to create an editable image.

You use the buttons at the bottom of the panel to perform actions: