Post by Sepiana on Jun 9, 2022 18:25:00 GMT
Question:
How do I use the Reveal All command (Image > Resize > Reveal All)?
Answer:
Reveal All comes handy when you straighten or rotate your image, or create a collage because portions of a layer may extend outside of the canvas. This command will enable you to see everything.
Reveal All is indeed very helpful. You could adjust the size of the canvas manually (Image > Resize > Canvas Size) so that you could see the content of all the layers. However, it is much simpler to use Reveal All as it automatically resizes the canvas to make the content of all the layers fit.
If you have PSE 11, don't go looking for Reveal All. Adobe removed it from this version (although they brought it back starting with PSE 12).
How do I use the Reveal All command (Image > Resize > Reveal All)?
Answer:
Reveal All comes handy when you straighten or rotate your image, or create a collage because portions of a layer may extend outside of the canvas. This command will enable you to see everything.
Reveal All is indeed very helpful. You could adjust the size of the canvas manually (Image > Resize > Canvas Size) so that you could see the content of all the layers. However, it is much simpler to use Reveal All as it automatically resizes the canvas to make the content of all the layers fit.
NOTE
If you have PSE 11, don't go looking for Reveal All. Adobe removed it from this version (although they brought it back starting with PSE 12).
