Adobe PHOTOSHOP 5.0 User Manual page 310

302 CHAPTER 13
Using Filters
Drag in the preview window to center a specific
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area of the image in the window.
Use the + or – button under the preview window
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to zoom in or zoom out on the preview.
A
B
Previewing a filter
A. Click and drag to move image in preview window.
B. Click + to zoom in or - to zoom out on image
in preview window.
A flashing line beneath the preview size indicates
that Adobe Photoshop is still rendering the
preview.
If available, select the Preview option to preview
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the filter effect on the entire image.
6 Click OK to apply the filter.
A progress indicator in the status bar (Windows)
or progress bar (Mac OS) lets you gauge the time
remaining until the filter is applied.
Blending filter effects
The Fade command fades the effect of a filter,
painting tool, or color adjustment. You choose a
blending opacity and a mode to determine how
pixels are modified. The blending modes available
are a subset of those in the painting and editing
tools Options palette (excluding the Behind and
Clear modes). (See Chapter 6, "Making Color and
Tonal Adjustments" for more on color adjustment
commands.)
Applying the Fade command is similar to applying
the filter effect on a separate layer and then using
the layer opacity and blending mode controls. (See
"Using adjustment layers" on page 281.)
Note: The Fade command can also be applied to
Brush Strokes filters and any other painting tool.
Original, and Note Paper filter applied