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Create a “Rule-of-Thirds” Grid

June 24th, 2009

Don’t use the grid view very often? Then turn it into a rule-of-thirds grid. In Photo-shop, press Command – K (PC: Ctrl-K) to open your Preferences. Click on Guides, Grid & Slices from the list on the left and change the settings for the Grid section as follows: Gridline every 100 percent, Subdivisions 3, and click OK. This creates a grid that divides the image into thirds both horizontally and vertically. When you turn on the grid by pressing Command – ‘ (PC: Ctrl – ‘(apostrophe)), a rule-of-thirds grid will be superimposed over the image. Don’t use the grid view very often? Then turn it into a rule-of-thirds grid. In Photo-shop, press Command – K (PC: Ctrl-K) to open your Preferences. Click on Guides, Grid & Slices from the list on the left and change the settings for the Grid section as follows: Gridline every 100 percent, Subdivisions 3, and click OK. This creates a grid that divides the image into thirds both horizontally and vertically. When you turn on the grid by pressing Command – ‘ (PC: Ctrl – ‘(apostrophe)), a rule-of-thirds grid will be superimposed over the image.

Provided by NAPP (National Association of Photoshop Professionals)

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