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• Hue- refers to the color
• By changing the hue, you can essentially change the color of an object without taking away any of the shading properties.
• Hue/saturation can be found in the Pop-up Menu
• • adjustment layers can paint masks at any point in the process to modify the selection
• left bracket- to decrease
• right bracket- to increase quick selection tool
• Painting tools - for refining, you can edit a mask by painting black and white
• if you look at the Layers panel you created, you can see a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer that has a mask thumbnail to the right of the layer thumbnail
• You can activate this mask separately and then use painting tools to refine it
• Background(in Layers panel) - to return to normal view
• White - Foreground color \
• Black - Background color
• Letter X - for swapping foreground and background color.
• Letter D - for default colors (black and white)
• Adjusting the Hue/Saturation layer

  Click once on the adjustment layer thumbnail to reopen the Hue/Saturation information

  inthe Properties panel.
• Fill Layer - to add a pattern and apply it to an image
• This gives you the ability to scale the pattern, as well as adjust the opacity and blending modes.
• Defining the Pattern

  By using this, you can create a pattern out of any pixel information that you can select

  with Rectangular Marquee
• Choose Edit > Define Pattern
• Smart Objects allow you to transform pixel-based layers in new ways: you can scale, transform, and warp images without permanently destroying the original image data.
• Edit > Free transform - to turn the transform bounding box again
• Ctrl + T (shortcut)
• Converting A layer to a Smart Object

  Choose Layer > Smart Objects > Convert to Smart Object
• Placing A Smart Object

  Place feature - to import an image as a Smart Object.
• Layer > Smart Objects > New Smart Objects Via Copy

  -For duplicating layers
• Rasterize - to revert back from smart object to standard. You can modify rasterized layer
• Non-destructive - editing original pixel data remains
• When you use adjustments, the original pixel data won’t be changed
• Choose Edit > Transform > Warp.

  -for warping effect
• • When using smart objects, layers can be transformed many times without resampling
• • You can convert existing layers to Smart Objects rather than opening the original images again as a Smart Objects
• • Smart Objects can be resized without loss of detail.
• • When a layer is a Smart Object, Photoshop preserves the original content of the source file by embedding it into the current file.
• • We can also edit the contents of the embedded Smart object without changing its Smart Object status
• • Using the Smart Object layer, multiple layers can be modified at the same time.