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One thing that’s confused me for sometime with Photoshop is it’s axis designations. I mean, when moving an object along its X and Y axis I can never remember which way the minus numbers and the plus numbers move an object. Where have they got their ideas from on this? It’s actually only the Y axis that I think they’ve got wrong. I’ve always understood that on a graph the plus numbers are above the horizontal line (the X axis or zero on the Y axis) and the minus numbers are below. So therefore if I want to move an object along the Y axis and type in a minus number my object should go down, but it does not, it goes up. Why is this? It’s most confusing.
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