This is our Sixteenth Photoshop tutorials post for the Beginners. Here we have listed very basic method to handle View menu.

View:
View Menu gives you various options to set the display of your life.
Proof Setup:
Allows you to configure your color setup of your monitor according to your printer, so when you take a print out there is no difference between the result on screen and print.
Proof Color:
Command turns on / off the proof setup.
Gamut Warning:
When working in RGB mode there are some colors. Which cannot be printed exactly as they are displayed in RGB mode? Gamut warning marks those colors in gray so we can identify that the color marked in gray are not printable exactly as they are.
Pixel Aspect Ration correction:
By default, non-square pixel documents open with the pixel Aspect Ration correction enabled. This scales the image so you can preview how the image will appear on the output device (usually a video monitor). The Pixel Aspect Ratio Correction command turns off the scaling correction and view the image as it looks on a computer (square pixel) monitor.
Zoom In:
zooms in to the image. Max 1600 %
Zoom Out:
Zooms in to the image. Min. 16%
Fit on Screen:
Fits the image to screen regardless of its physical size.
Actual pixels:
Displays the image at its 100% size.
Print Size:
Displays the image at its print size.
Screen Mode:
There are three screen modes.
Standard View:
The Standard screen mode is the default view, with menu bars, scrolls bars, and other screen elements visible.
Full Screen Mode with Menu bar:
Full Screen with Menu Bar view enlarges your view of an image but keeps the menu bar in view.
Full Screen Mode:
Full Screen view enlarges you’re of an image but keeps property bar, tool box and other panels in view.
Extras:
Turns on / off the display of extras like grid, guides, slices, path etc.
Show:
Displays the following if selected:
Selection Edges:
Displays selection edges if checked.
Target path:
Displays grid if checked.
Grid:
Displays grid if checked.
Guide:
Displays guides if checked.
Slices:
Displays slices if checked.
Annotations:
Displays annotations if checked.
All:
Displays all extra elements.
None:
displays any of the extra elements.