If you’re like most people, you probably print out documents for work and then store them on your computer. But if you’re a professional photographer, you may want to consider using Photoshop to make your documents look better. Here’s how:

  1. Choose the document you want to improve. In this example, we’ll be improving a PDF document that’s been created by printing out the document ourselves.
  2. Choose the “Edit” tab on the main screen of Photoshop. Here, we’ll see a list of tools that we can use to improve our document. We’ll select “Pencil” from this list and then click on it to open the Pencil dialog box shown in Figure 1. Figure 1: The Pencil dialog box in Photoshop
  3. In the Pencil dialog box, we’ll set some basic settings such as how much lead time we want our pencil to have before it starts drawing (shown in blue), how many points per inch we want our pencil to have (shown in green), and whether or not we want our pencil to automatically fill in any blanks (shown in red). We also can set a few other options such as how wide our brush should be (shown in yellow) and whether or not we want our pen to move along the page (shown in green). Finally, we can click on “OK” to close the Pencil dialog box and begin drawing!