Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 v.14.xx - Manual (Page 564)

Heal menu
Note:
obscure or reveal the image underneath.
Choose a blending mode if you plan to use a selection to move image content. This option determines how the moved pixels
blend with the surrounding image:
Choose Off so the selection doesn’t blend with the colors, shadows, and textures of the surrounding pixels.
Choose Luminance to blend the selection with the lighting of the surrounding pixels.
Choose On to blend the selection with the color, lighting, and shading of surrounding pixels.
3. Drag the tool in a plane. You can make a selection that spans more than one plane. Hold the Shift key to constrain the selection to a square
that’s in perspective.
Selection spanning more than one plane
To select an entire plane, double-click the Marquee tool in the plane.
Move selections in Vanishing Point
1. Make a selection in a perspective plane.
2. Choose one of the following from the Move Mode menu to determine the behavior when you move a selection:
To select the area you move the selection marquee to, choose Destination.
To fill the selection with the image pixels in the area where you drag the Selection tool pointer to (same as Ctrl-dragging or Command-
dragging a selection), choose Source.
3. Drag the selection. Hold down the Shift key to constrain the move so it is aligned with the grid of the perspective plane.
Move, rotate and scale floating selections
Do any of the following:
To move a floating selection, select the Marquee or Transform tool, click inside the selection and drag.
To rotate a floating selection, select the Transform tool and move the pointer near a node. When the pointer changes to a curved double
arrow, drag to rotate the selection. You can also select the Flip option to flip the selection horizontally along the vertical axis of the plane
or select the Flop option to flip the selection vertically along the horizontal axis of the plane.
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