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Zoom is another feature that may seem inconsequential compared to the edit or canvas tools, yet you can easily use it hundreds of times while working on an image.

 •Fit to Screen: Press Command/Ctrl-0 or choose View > Fit to Screen to view the entire image in the working area.

 •Original Size: Press Command/Ctrl-1 or choose View > Original Size to zoom to 100% view, where the pixels on your screen correspond to the pixels in the image. This view is essential when retouching areas, creating masks, or even checking focus.

 •Zoom In: Press Command/Ctrl-+ (the plus sign) or choose View > Zoom In to enlarge the view incrementally: 25%, 50%, 100%, 200%, 300%, 600%, 1200%, 2400%, and even 3000% (which basically makes everything look like algae).

 •Zoom Out: Similarly, press Command/Ctrl- – (the minus sign) or choose View > Zoom Out to reduce the view in the same increments above.

 •Toolbar Zoom buttons: Another option is to click the Zoom In or Zoom Out buttons, or choose a zoom level from the Zoom pop-up menu (Figure 1-9).

FIGURE 1-9: You should always check your photo at 100% several times as you’re editing. Although this menu tops out at 1200%, you can zoom in as close as 3000% using the – and + buttons!

When you’re zoomed in, notice that the pointer becomes a hand icon. To move to another part of the image without zooming out, click and drag in any direction; or, if you’re using a trackpad, swipe with two fingers.

To move around the image without dropping the tool, hold the spacebar as you drag the image.