Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 v.14.xx - Manual (Page 332)

Adjusting pixel selections
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Move, hide, or invert a selection
Adjust selections manually
Expand or contract a selection by a specific number of pixels
Create a selection around a selection border
Expand a selection to include areas with similar color
Clean up stray pixels in a color-based selection
Refine selection edges
Soften the edges of selections
Remove fringe pixels from a selection
Move, hide, or invert a selection
You can move a selection border around an image, hide a selection border, and invert a selection so that the previously unselected part of the
image is selected.
To move the selection itself, not the selection border, use the Move tool. See Move a selection.
Move a selection border
1. Using any selection tool, select New Selection from the options bar, and position the pointer inside the selection border. The pointer
changes to indicate that you can move the selection.
2. Drag the border to enclose a different area of the image. You can drag a selection border partly beyond the canvas boundaries. When you
drag it back, the original border reappears intact. You can also drag the selection border to another image window.
Original selection border (left), and selection border moved (right)
You can apply geometric transformations to change the shape of a selection border. (See Apply transformations.)
Control the movement of a selection
To constrain the direction to multiples of 45°, begin dragging, and then hold down Shift as you continue to drag.
To move the selection in 1-pixel increments, use an arrow key.
To move the selection in 10-pixel increments, hold down Shift, and use an arrow key.
Hide or show selection edges
Do one of the following:
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