Adobe ADBCD17648MC 사용자 설명서

USING PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 8
Using layers

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To affect only one layer or several successive layers below the adjustment layer, choose Layer

  > New Adjustment 

Layer

  > [adjustment type]. In the New Layer dialog box, select Use Previous Layer To Create Clipping Mask. 

Corrects tonal values in the image.

Lightens or darkens the image.

Adjusts colors in the image. (Available only in color mode or on color layers.)

Maps pixels to the color in the selected gradient.

Adjusts the color balance and color temperature of the image.

Produces a photo negative effect by creating a negative based on the brightness values of the image.

Renders the image in monochrome, with no gray, so that you can locate the lightest and darkest areas.

Gives a flat, poster-like appearance to a photo by reducing the number of brightness values (levels) in the 

image, thus reducing the number of colors.

In the dialog box, specify your options, and click OK. (Invert has no options.)

Selecting Use Previous Layer To Create Clipping Mask in step 3 groups the adjustment layer with the layer 
immediately below it and the effect is confined to the group. 

To add more layers to the group, press Option and position the pointer over the line dividing the bottommost layer 
in the group from the layer below it. Click when the pointer changes to two overlapping circles

 

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In the Layers panel, select the layer above which the fill layer should be.

To confine the effects of the fill layer to a selected area, make a selection.

Do one of the following:

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Click the New Fill or Adjustment Layer button

 

 at the bottom of the Layers panel, and choose the fill type you 

want to create. (The first three options listed in the panel are fill layers, the others are adjustment layers.)

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Choose Layer

  > New Fill Layer

  > [fill 

type]. In the New Layer dialog box that appears, click OK.

Creates a layer filled with a solid color chosen from the Color Picker.

Creates a layer filled with a gradient. You can choose a predefined gradient from the Gradient menu. To edit 

the gradient in the Gradient Editor, click the color gradient. You can drag within the image window to move the center 
of the gradient.

You can also specify the shape of the gradient (Style) and the angle at which it is applied (Angle). Select Reverse to flip 
its orientation, Dither to reduce banding, and Align With Layer to use the layer’s bounding box to calculate the 
gradient fill.

Creates a layer filled with a pattern. Click the pattern, and choose a pattern from the pop-up panel. You can 

scale the pattern and choose Snap To Origin to position the origin of the pattern with that of the document window. 
To specify that the pattern moves with the Fill layer as it is relocated, select Link With Layer. When this option is 
selected, you can drag within the image to position the pattern while the Pattern Fill dialog box is open. To create a 
new preset pattern after editing pattern settings, click the New Preset button

 

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