Hello, everyone, welcome to Section three.
In Photoshop Workspaces, in this lecture, we're going to talk about the Essentials workspace.
So let's go in Photoshop here.
I'm in the welcome page and a Photoshop some my click on Create New.
And I'm going to select the default Photoshop size, and I want you to name this file.
The Centrals workspace here.
OK, for me.
And then when I want to do is go to file save as and we're gonna say this on the desktop.
And I'm going to give this a zero one before central workspace so that it will stay at the top of your
desktop.
Easy to find.
All right.
So now what we're gonna do is we're gonna go to the Photoshop workspaces and look for a centrals.
So we're gonna go to a window workspace.
And you can see we're already on essentials.
So this is this is the default setting.
When you open up Photoshop for the first time, you will see a Centrals as the default workspace.
OK, so what I want to show you here is if I had just hit tab for a second.
OK.
So what Tab's going to do is that's going to hide all your workspace tools, basically, or panels.
So all these.
Boxes here are panels.
So they all hold different informations, if I go to a window and you look at all these options here.
Right.
These are all different tools that you can use in Photoshop.
So.
The idea behind this is showing you the tab is.
You can hide everything and you can customize the essentials workspace to whatever you want so you can
see out of the box.
They have layers, learn libraries, notes and properties, and then options and tools.
And this is all default.
So.
The properties adjustment LERN libraries, layer's channels pass layer comp's notes and then more history
actions.
Info.
Brush Sullins brushes.
Layer comp's.
And notes, which is what I'm on right now.
So if I click here, I can close and I can close that.
And so you can see when I do that, it's still going to show everything that it normally shows.
But here's the other thing you can do with these menus here in the workspace is if you click on this
little arrow here, you can collapses down.
So if you're working on one monitor, you're going to want to collapses down.
So you have more space to work in your workspace because it gets kind of crunch with all the different
tools that they throw out there.
What I recommend doing, if you can do it, is get another monitor.
That way you can put the tools on another screen and then you can have the canvas with with your main
toolbar here and the canvas right here.
And then you can have layers and everything else on another monitor to make it easier to use.
OK.
So that is the essential workspace.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next lecture.