Adobe photoshop elements 用户手册

CHAPTER 6

Use the zoom and hand tools in the 3D Transform 
dialog box to change your preview of an image. 
These actions do not modify the transformation 
itself, only your view of it.

Select the zoom tool ( ) in the 3D Transform 

dialog box.

Click the image to zoom in, or Alt-click 

(Windows) or Option-click (Mac OS) to 
zoom out.

Select the hand tool ( ) in the 3D Transform 
dialog box, and drag the preview image. This 
works only if you are zoomed in on the image.

You can set the resolution and anti-aliasing of 
rendered images and specify whether to show
the background from the original image in the 
3D preview.

Click Options in the 3D Transform dialog box.

Do any of the following:

For Resolution, choose the quality of the 

rendered image. The setting has little effect on the 
image quality of cubes, but will produce smoother 
curved surfaces in cylinders and spheres.

For Anti-aliasing, choose the level of anti-

aliasing to apply to the rendered image.

Select Display Background to include the 

portions of the original image outside of the wire 
frame in the preview and with the rendered image. 
Turn this option off to separate the transformed 
object from the original background.

Click OK.

You can retouch images using the clone stamp, 
pattern stamp, red eye brush, smudge, focus, 
toning, and sponge tools. 

The clone stamp tool takes a sample of an image, 
which you can then apply over another image or 
part of the same image. Each stroke of the tool 
paints on more of the sample. Cross hairs mark the 
original sampling point. 

Select the clone stamp tool ( ).

Choose a brush size from the pop-up palette in 

the options bar. To learn more about using pop-up 
palettes, see “Using pop-up palettes” on page 35.

Specify a blending mode and opacity.