Today we will look at 3 ways to open an image using Photoshop. The first is by dragging the file, the second is via the PlacePlace command, and the last is through mini bridge.
So, let's start with the method of placing a photo in a document by simply dragging the file from the Windows Explorer into Photoshop.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/5wBbTb2r3Vc
Next, we move on to the second method - go to the Photoshop menu: File-PlaceFile-Place and insert the required image.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/ADg1iJeu_Pw
Now it's time for the third option. It only works in the Photoshop Extended version. The essence of this method is that the file explorer is built into the Photoshop program itself, so in some cases it's easier to open the image right on the spot.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/yNxSB-zsTXo
We've covered the main points of opening a document in Photoshop, namely 3 ways to quickly and easily import the required image.
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