(Photoshop); Adding Color To Paths (Photoshop); Transforming And Retouching - Adobe PHOTOSHOP 6.0 Manual

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Drawing and Editing
Adding color to paths

(Photoshop)

You can add color values to a path by filling or
stroking it. Filling a path is the same as creating a
rasterized shape using the shape tools.
(See "Creating rasterized shapes" on page 164.)
For more information, see "Filling paths
with color" and "Stroking to paint path
borders" in online Help.

Transforming and retouching

You can transform images in many ways.
For example, you can redefine an image's
perspective; manipulate areas of an image as if the
pixels in those areas had been melted; scale, rotate,
or flip a selection or image in two dimensions;
and transform an object in three dimensions.
You can also apply filters to create special effects.
Tools for retouching an image include the clone
stamp, pattern stamp, smudge, blur, sharpen,
dodge, burn, and sponge tools.
For more information on transforming and
retouching an image, see "Transforming
and retouching" in online Help. For information
on filters, see "Applying filters for special effects" in
online Help.