Both the Tools panel and the panel docking area should now be visible.Īs you position your cursor over various tools, you see a letter to the right of the tool name in the tooltip. Press Shift+Tab to bring the hidden panels back. Press the Tab key again to bring the Tools panel and other panels back.ģ Press Shift+Tab to hide the panel docking area while keeping the rest of the panels visible. It displays an image on a dark gray background for easy and accurate viewing of color without distractions, and also provides a flexible work area for dealing with panels.ġ Click the tab of the ps0101_work.psd image to make that image active.Ģ Press the Tab key the Tools panel and other panels disappear, creating much more workspace. The Standard Screen mode is the default screen mode when you open Photoshop for the first time. Screen modes control how much space your current image occupies on your screen, and whether you can see other Photoshop documents as well. Most users start and stay in the default-Standard Screen mode-unless they accidentally end up in another. You have a choice of three screen modes in which to work. Now that you can zoom in and out of your document, as well as reposition it in your image window, it’s time to learn how to take advantage of screen modes. For more Adobe Photoshop training options, visit AGI’s Photoshop Classes.Īdobe Photoshop Tutorial: Maximizing productivity with screen modes in Photoshop It is the first lesson in the Adobe Photoshop CC Digital Classroom book. This tutorial provides you with a foundation for working with Adobe Photoshop screen modes. What you’ll learn in this Photoshop Tutorial: Graphic Design for High School Students.
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