Finding Your Center

Having to find the center of your documents is something that comes up from time to time. It’s one of those tasks that can be accomplished in so many different ways making it debatable which method is the fastest and easiest.

Phototechniques.com recently posted this approach for finding the center of your Photoshop document:

Here’s a quick way to set guides to intersect at the center of a document. Choose View > New Guide. In the New Guide dialog box, click the Vertical button, and type 50% in the Position field. Repeat for the horizontal guide. Click OK, and you’re done.

I have to admit this way is rather elegant even if it has you going into the New Guide dialog box twice. But like I mentioned, there’s more than one way to find your center.

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