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Understanding the Layers Palette
With the Layers palette, you can control elements of a Photoshop design by assigning separate layers to each individual object. In addition, Layer effects control the application of everything from drop shadows to gradient overlays, and adjustment layers let you control color overlays and image corrections. To access the Layers palette, select the Layers palette or, if the Layers palette is not visible, click the Windows menu, and then click Layers.Blending Modes. Select this option to change how two or more layers interact or "blend" together.Opacity.
Select a value from 0 to 100 percent to change the opacity of the active layer.Fill.
Select a value from 0 to 100 percent to change the opacity of the active layer without changing the opacity of any applied layer styles.Lock options.
Click the Lock Transparent Pixels, Lock Image Pixels, Lock Position, or Lock All button.Link Layers.
Hold down the Shift key and click to select two or more layers, and then click this button to link the layers (
).Add Layer Style. Click this button, and then select from the available layer styles.Add Layer Mask.
Click this button to apply a layer mask to the active layer, click this a second time to add a vector mask to the active layer.Create New Fill Or Adjustment Layer.
Click this button, and then select from the available fill or adjustment layers.Create New Group.
Click this button to create a new set. A set is a folder where you can drag, store, and organize layers.Create New Layer.
Click this button to create a new layer in the active document.Delete Layer.
Click this button to delete the active layer.Layers Options.
Click this button to access a menu of layer specific commands.
