Explanation Of View Menu In Adobe Photoshop

Hello MNA friend, Welcome back to MNA-69. And may you remain in the mercy of God Almighty "Amen". On this occasion, we will discuss "Explanation of View menu in Adobe Photoshop".

You can see the picture below

Here are some of the submenus in this View Menu:

1.Proofing Document

Used to view your images in CMYK mode which is usually used when printing images so that bias ensures that the images will give good results when printed.

2.Zoom

Used to enlarge the image display or also biased in use to zoom out the image.

The fit on Screen is used to set the image as much as possible in accordance with the actual pixel.

3.Screen mode

Used to change the look of your photoshop screen. Usually, adjust to the needs and also your ability. If you are not familiar with keyboard shortcuts, do not choose full-screen mode because the display will change and the menu bar will be lost. To access the hidden menubar you can use the shortcut Alt + the first letter of the menu you want to open. Suppose you want to open the view menu, then press Alt + View. Except for the filter menu, since both start with F with the file menu, then the filter menu is opened by pressing Alt + T.

4.Show Extras

Show extras are used to show or hide additional views that you can use to help your work such as grids, slices, target paths, etc. Select the view you want to add through the show option and click extras to display it.

5.Rulers

Used to display and hide the rulers or the Snap / Snap sizes.

And also used to enable and disable the snap function.

6.Guides

"New guide" Used to display a line both vertical and horizontal in your document in the position you specify. You can also create a new guide by clicking on the ruler then drag it to the position you want.

"Lock Guide" Used to lock the line position so as not to change,

"Clear" Used to remove line guides.

7.Lock and Clear Slice

Lock slice is used to lock the slice position so that it does not change accidentally.

Clear slice is used to remove the slice when it is no longer used.

Okay, maybe that's all I can share on this occasion and see you next time. Thank you for visiting. :D

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