Filters (Photoshop Tutorial)
There still remains one action menu that we have not yet used, and that is the Filter menu (left). There are far too many filters for me to describe every single one in detail. Instead, I will discuss the main menu items and some of the more useful sub-menu items and demonstrate ways to use them to obtain often surprising results. I will also show how filters can be used in combination to make your image really sparkle. The very top item on the menu with the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + F is simply a repetition of the last filter that you used. It will change every time you use a different filter. This is a convenient function because sometimes the same filter must be applied multiple times in succession to attain the desired result. Extract is a function that helps you extract an object from the background. It is similar to the Lasso, except that it provides far more precision. It is generally used when the outline of an object is difficult to trace by hand, particularly in cases of ani