-David

PS
@Michael, the little stick men are now gone with the new design. I liked them too. But with change new and even more exciting things are possible!

@Zhen:
The technique I use to “nudge” things around in Photoshop is simple to do, but maybe not to obvious to newbie Photoshop users (it’s something I learned through trial-and-error.)

Here’s what I’m doing:
If you want to simply move things around in Photoshop, hold down the ‘command’ key on a Mac (the key with the ‘apple’ on it) or ‘control’ if you’re on Windows. With this key held down you can then use the arrows keys on your keyboard to ‘nudge’ the image in a layer 1 pixel in any direction.

If 1 pixel is too slow, hold down the ’shift’ key as well as the above mentioned key and now you can move things 5 pixels at a time.

If you use the marquee tool (the tool that looks like a box made of dotted lines) and select only part of an image, then only that part will move around — often cutting your image at the selection point.

Finally, if you hold down ‘command’ (Mac) or ‘control’ (Windows) AND the ‘option’ key, then you can copy 1 pixel of your selection by using the arrow keys (this is what I was doing in the video.)

Taking it one step further, hold down the ’shift’ as well and you can copy 5 pixels at a time.

I hope this helps!
-David

BTW,
I like the new little stick figure men in the sidebar!

Later,
Noah

Good job!

Thanks for the vid!