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Setting and manipulating pins

Setting and manipulating pins - Photoshop Tutorial

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Setting and manipulating pins

I have saved my progress as Baby's first puppet.psd, found inside the 23_distort folder. And I want to pass along a small anecdote here. I was just saving this file, as you might imagine, and I was doing so by pressing Ctrl+Shift+S or Cmd+ Shift+S, but I hit the wrong key, I accidentally hit Ctrl+Shift+D or Cmd+Shift+D on the Mac, and what to my wondering eyes did I see, but the last selection outline actually came back, the Reselect command worked. And this has been my experience with this command. It has been inside the software forever. It only works when I accidentally press the keyboard shortcut, when I am actually going for Save As, and I have no desire to retrieve the last selection outline. So let that be a tip to you. If you're trying to save an image and all of a sudden, you see a selection outline. It's because you hit the wrong keyboard shortcut. Anyway, in this exercise, I'm going to show you how to re-invoke Puppet Warp, so we bring back those last three pins that I just…

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