Adobe Photoshop CC Classroom in a Book (2019 Release), First Edition

A. Z axis B. Y axis C. X axis D. Scale along X axis E. Rotate around Y axis F. Move on X axis G. Scale uniformly

Tip

Be aware that the 3D Axis moves with an object, so if you can’t see the part of the 3D

Axis widget that you want to manipulate, it may be at a hard-to-see angle or hidden by

part of the widget. Try rotating the 3D view slightly to better see parts of the widget.

11. Rotate, scale, and move the cone using the widget.

12. Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac) the Camera widget in the lower left corner

of the application window (it has two axes visible), and choose Top.

Options in the Camera menu determine the angle from which you see the object. The camera
angle changes, but the object itself does not. Don’t be fooled by its relationship to the
background; the background is not 3D, so it remains in place when Photoshop moves the camera
for the 3D object.

13. Choose other camera views to see how they affect the perspective.

14. When you’re done experimenting, close the file. You can save your creation if you want to,

or close without saving.