As a designer, of course we tends to use shortcut keys in photoshop. question, what keyboard shortcut you often use while using photoshop?
Often use keyboard shortcut
As a designer, of course we tends to use shortcut keys in photoshop. question, what keyboard shortcut you often use while using photoshop?
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#6
TimLavelle
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Posted 29 January 2013 - 04:16 AM
- D - Default Colours
- X - Switch the colours between foreground/background
- M - Marquee tool (also use Shift+M to switch between shapes)
- U - I try to use the shape path tool as much as I can
- ctrl+z - Undo (also increased my history to 500 steps and use shift+ctrl+z to multi-undo)
- B - Brush/Pencil tool
I generally stick to my hotkeys so that I can keep my cursor where it is, especially for those detailed designs.
#9
sunface
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Posted 22 February 2013 - 11:18 AM
Hi Jorgepson
Which version do you use?
Visit and download CS2 Version keyboard shortcuts. http://www.creativet...uts_Windows.pdf
Visit for your own shortcuts
Create Your Own Custom Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts
Which version do you use?
Visit and download CS2 Version keyboard shortcuts. http://www.creativet...uts_Windows.pdf
Visit for your own shortcuts
Create Your Own Custom Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts
#10
vibrasphere
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Posted 23 February 2013 - 04:53 PM
Nice topic.
No one mentioned CTRL+Backspace to fill selected new empty layer with background color or ALT+Backspace to fill with foreground color. I found it recently and it is really really helpful when creating new empty layers it saves lots of mouse clicking.
Others I use:
V - to jump to arrow select tool.
D/X - default black and white colors.
CTRL + '-' sign or '+' sign to zoom in and out or CTRL + 1 to zoom back to 100% default view.
Space + Mouse to move around the whole PSD file you are working on.
CTRL + E to merge layers.
CTRL + U for Hue/Saturation.
CTRL + Shift + I for image resizing.
CTRL + H to disable/enable Rulers Guides.
CTRL + R to disable/enable Rulers.
Also when drawing shapes and if you want a fixed-size square or circle hold down Shift key while drawing.
I knew more but that's all I remembered for today. These works for CS6.
No one mentioned CTRL+Backspace to fill selected new empty layer with background color or ALT+Backspace to fill with foreground color. I found it recently and it is really really helpful when creating new empty layers it saves lots of mouse clicking.
Others I use:
V - to jump to arrow select tool.
D/X - default black and white colors.
CTRL + '-' sign or '+' sign to zoom in and out or CTRL + 1 to zoom back to 100% default view.
Space + Mouse to move around the whole PSD file you are working on.
CTRL + E to merge layers.
CTRL + U for Hue/Saturation.
CTRL + Shift + I for image resizing.
CTRL + H to disable/enable Rulers Guides.
CTRL + R to disable/enable Rulers.
Also when drawing shapes and if you want a fixed-size square or circle hold down Shift key while drawing.
I knew more but that's all I remembered for today. These works for CS6.
#11
ohi
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Posted 25 February 2013 - 10:14 AM
Something form vibrasphere, and:
Shift + Ctrl + E (scale)
Shift + Ctrl + U (black&white)
Ctrl + 0
Ctrl + x (cut)
ctrl + v
Shift + Ctrl + E (scale)
Shift + Ctrl + U (black&white)
Ctrl + 0
Ctrl + x (cut)
ctrl + v
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#15
WebStar
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Posted 09 April 2013 - 02:56 AM
Hi Jorgepson
Which version do you use?
Visit and download CS2 Version keyboard shortcuts. http://www.creativet...uts_Windows.pdf
Visit for your own shortcuts
Create Your Own Custom Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts
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