Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 v.14.xx - Manual (Page 399)

3. (Optional) Do any of the following:
To toggle the visibility of the adjustment, click the Toggle Layer Visibility button .
To return the adjustment to its original settings, click the Reset button .
To discard an adjustment, click the Delete This Adjustment Layer button .
To expand the width of the Adjustment panel, in Photoshop CC and Photoshop CS6, drag a bottom corner of the panel. In Photoshop
CS5, click the Expand View button.
(CS5) To add another adjustment layer above the current one, click the arrow . This procedure returns the Adjustments panel to the
display of adjustment icons and presets list. In Photoshop CC and CS6, the adjustment icons are always visible in the Adjustments
panel.
(CS5) To return to the current adjustments settings options from the adjustment icons and presets in the Adjustments panel, click the
arrow .
Apply a correction to only the layer below
1. In the Adjustments panel, click an adjustment icon or choose an adjustment from the panel menu. In CS5, you can also click an adjustment
preset.
2. In the the Properties panel (CC, CS6) or the Adjustments panel (CS5), click the Clip to Layer button . Click the icon again to make the
adjustment apply to all layers below it in the Layers panel.
Save and apply adjustment presets
In Photoshop CC and Photoshop CS6, the Properties panel has a Preset menu with the adjustment presets for the tool that you clicked in the
Adjustments panel. In Photoshop CS5, the Adjustments panel has a list of presets for common color and tonal adjustments. Additionally, you can
save and apply presets for Levels, Curves, Exposure, Hue/Saturation, Black & White, Channel Mixer, and Selective Color. When you save a
preset, it’s added to the presets list.
To save adjustment settings as a preset, choose the Save Preset option from the Properties panel menu (CC, CS6) or the Adjustments panel
menu (CS5).
(CC, CS6) To apply an adjustment preset, choose a preset from the Preset menu in the Properties panel.
(CS5) To apply an adjustment preset, click the triangle to expand the list of presets for a specific adjustment and then click a preset. Alt-click
(Windows) or Option-click (Mac OS) a triangle to expand all presets.
Automatically select text fields or the targeted adjustment tool
If you often change adjustment parameters using text fields or the targeted adjustment tool, maximize your efficiency by automatically selecting
these items.
From the Properties panel menu (CC, CS6) or the Adjustments panel menu (CS5), select Auto-Select Parameter or Auto-Select Targeted
Adjustment Tool.
If you prefer to select text fields as needed, press Shift-Enter (Windows) or Shift-Return (Mac OS).
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