This is the second part to ‘The Basics of the Move Tool.’ Part 2 highlights more advanced features, but even as a beginner it can be helpful to look at the full potential of certain tools. As the move tool is the most widely used tool, I would definitely recommend reading and trying out all of the various tips within this post.

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We launched the redesign of our blog today! We’re super excited to be taking advantage of its new interface and added functionality, and we think you will be too! We will constantly be iterating on it, making improvements and adding new things, so we strive for your input. Take a [...]

In my previous blog post, ‘You’ve Installed Photoshop… Now What?’ I stated in tip #5 that you should use the tools you know. No one tool is more important then the Move tool. That being said, my second post about Photoshop will highlight the basics of this tool. If you’re just starting out on Photoshop, I highly recommend reading this post. However, the advanced tips (next blog post) may also prove helpful in your learning experience.

We are very happy to announce that the second iteration of our blog will be launched within the next few days! In this facelift, we’ve tightened up our user-interface, fixed general usability concerns and packed it with several new features that should make your experience on our blog much more enjoyable.