How to drag To Resize Image In Photoshop
Photoshop: How To Resize Image (Edit, Change and Flip Images)
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how we all doing
my name's vertic designs and welcome
back to another video here on this
channel for this one I'm going to go
over the basics of resizing an image
rescale in editing the image and pretty
much just go over the general things
that you need to know about how to
actually modify an image or just change
the size of it first of all create a
project this is completely up to you you
can either create a new project by
simply dragging this into Photoshop the
work area right here or you can go to
file open and in here you can create
your own custom size for the project the
one thing that you need to know is you
have this area up here this area here is
all about your projects so if you had
multiple projects open they are going to
be in separate tabs and that is pretty
much it that's the first bit that you
need to know to actually resize it you
can do it two ways the first way is with
show transformation controls this is
something used a lot by people who are
new to photoshop and it can be quite
useful because you don't really need to
remember any shortcut keys you just go
up here make sure you are on the first
tool I don't think it shows the full
ones and click on show transformation
controls or transform controls this will
pretty much create these points on the
corners of the image and every time you
resize it and you double click on it
double left-click it will keep them
right there so you can always go back
move it around change it whenever you
want if you want to be more advanced
with this so if I do ctrl on Z to undo
I'll take this over way in my opinion is
a lot quicker to do because all you do
is press ctrl + T or if you're on a Mac
is command + T and that will get you the
same action okay so now that we've gone
over the basics we are now going to
import another image on top of this one
this is commonly known
picture inside picture is basically
where you pull a novel picture on top of
this one and they overlay each other for
example if I open up my folder I have a
sunflower which is right here is gonna
act like an effect for this image just
like before left-click and drag this
into the work area you will notice the
border will highlight and that is when
the image is available so you can import
it if that white line doesn't come up
and you get a different icon like a
narrow one with the sign saying you
can't do it this means that the image is
either corrupt or unsupported file when
it's like this you want to try and make
sure that it is either PNG jpg or some
sort of support file just try your best
to convert them if you can't import them
into Photoshop you can always go to
other websites or you can take a
screenshot and then save it and then
reopen as you can see automatically it
is set it to have the transformation
controls the other thing that is really
useful and you all need to do this if
you hold shift and drag the corners it
will maintain the aspect ratio and this
is really important if you want your
projects to look professional
if you don't let's say you just drag it
like this it just doesn't really look
very good so I'm just gonna apply this
and press ctrl + Z to undo import it
again and do it properly this time once
again hold shift drag this in move it
around the next thing that you can do
with an image to edit it is you can
actually flip this now by default you
can drag this corner to the side and it
will automatically flip it the only
problem with this is that you don't
exactly know how far to go out so let me
just don't do this the best way to flip
an image is to right-click go to the
bottom and you have both options here
for me I'm going to do a horizontal
because I need the Sun flare on the side
rather than outside I'm going to move it
to where one one thing that I can do
with my image right now because I can't
really see the Sun is I can
actually turn this image down and that
will make them overlay on each other
ctrl T again to resize hold shift
position it correctly make it larger
when you are changing the size of an
image you should always try to make it a
small object like I mentioned before it
is good for rescaling and changing the
size if you don't know how to do it you
right click on a layer go to convert
small object and now this is a small
object
and since this looks good right now I'm
going to turn it back to 100% so convert
it back to a layer what I like to do to
save some time is I go to the eraser
tool this icon will pop up just click on
the message will come up asking would
you like to turn this into a layer so
you can edit it and you want to press ok
for me I'm going to go with the eraser
tool and just go around this image to
remove the edges make them smoother then
I'm going to go to the effects which is
right here is set on normal right now
and I'm going to set this one to screen
for the very last thing that I'm going
to go over is I'm going to create a new
project just to have two of them open
now
the reason for this is because some
people want to know how to move some
objects from here onto the second
project it's really simple all you do is
left-click and drag this up here and
when this comes up you can pretty much
print inside here and that is how you
move it from one project to another I
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