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Inside Photoshop
Working with files
  Opening, saving, and creating new files
  File size
  Size and resolution
  Save for Web & Devices
Working with images
  Selecting
  Copying and pasting
  Layers
  Manipulating and editing
Adding text
Saving
 
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Assignment
  Working with images
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Manipulating and editing
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Moving the image : Transforming the geometry of an image : Transforming hue, saturation, and brightness : Using filters
 
Moving the image
There are a number of operations you can perform on your image to transform it in various ways. We'll cover some of the most important in this section.
 

You can reposition an image on the screen with the Move tool, located at the upper right-hand corner of the Tool palette. To move a layer, make sure it is active (highlighted in blue). Then, select the Move tool from the Tool Palette, place it on the image, click-and-hold and move the layer around. When you are finished, release the mouse.