Photoshop homework 1

Lasso tool 

The lasso tool in Photoshop acts on the active layer of an image and is used to trace the edges of a selection by clicking and dragging. I'll use the Lasso tool to draw a free-form boundary around a selected item inside a picture. It will enable me to soften the edges of my selection or apply a feathering effect. The lasso group, like other of Photoshop's tools, provides a lot of choices, modifications, and quick-key shortcuts that will allow me to get things exactly right. But I have to be careful since Photoshop will close the loop with a straight line if I don't end near where you started. I find it intriguing that the Magnetic Lasso tool works by identifying the areas of the highest contrast in an image and then snapping to the edge between those areas, as if the edge had a magnetic pull.

Adobe Photoshop Tutorial: Lasso Tool - YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com › watch



Brush tool 

Photoshop's brush tool is a simple sketching tool that is used to apply colors. The tool is quite similar to a paintbrush in that it allows you to paint on any layer as if it were a real paintbrush. This tool is straightforward and simple to use. This tool might come in handy if I wanted to do a painting, such as graffiti art. This would be an ideal tool to use because it is similar to painting in real life.

How to use Brush Tool: Photoshop CC Tutorial - YouTubeYouTube · Guru99



Spot healing brush tool 

To me, the spot healing brush tool is by far the most intriguing feature in Photoshop. It is also the most important in correcting any flaws in your photograph. This tool would be used to eliminate hair flyaways, acne, undesirable objects or persons, and unwanted texture from my images. What makes the Spot Healing Brush so fantastic and quick is that it does so practically effortlessly. It's intriguing to me that this program takes pixels from the surrounding image and fixes them.

4:56How to Use the Healing Brush Tool and Spot Healing Brush ...YouTube · Good Creative AcademyJul 21, 2014


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