Using the Move Tool in Adobe Photoshop

Part of the Video Series How to Use Adobe Photoshop

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Learn how to use the move tool in Adobe Photoshop from our expert in this free computer video on how to correctly use Adobe Photoshop on your own.

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Using the Move Tool in Adobe Photoshop
Hi! This is Kyle with Expert Village, I am going to give you some tips on using photo shop. Let us start with very basics, number one, file button, file open, okay I am going to go to Expert this is one that I have, this is a fully completed graphic, so now here is the basics. Okay, first of all is your move tool. This is very basic. You right click, you grab your background and on the side it will show you that you got it. So now in this particular one my background is this layer. So, I can pull this layer anywhere I want, now if you want to hit control Z, you will go back or you can hit edit and you can do, so let us say I move it down and then I will mark add, I don’t really like that, then you go edit, undo move and it will pull it back. This is your magic wand tool. You click on that right click and let us say you go to an image that is let us say I am going to make new layer here. You right click, hit duplicate layer, this will come up and then hit duplicate layer okay. So on this particular image, I want to do a paint bucket.

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Expert: Kyle Saylors has had over ten years experience in the entertainment industry including television, music videos, and feature film. Read More