Ctrl+T - Free transform
Often use keyboard shortcut
Ctrl+T - Free transform
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krisdesign
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Posted 18 April 2013 - 03:21 PM
You have a tastature shortcuts in Edit-Keyboard Shortcuts in menu. You can create your own tastature shortcut but it need a restart the program everytime. Too, there is all the tastature shortcuts for all used tools. You havent a tastature shortcut for some filters, but you can create that in a tastature shortcut window.
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krisdesign
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Posted 27 April 2013 - 09:49 AM
You have an interesting shortcut ideas for all workplace in a Photoshop. If you have a Windows 7 Ultimate, you can use a automatic zoom as proffesional for working. That have a name Magnifier, and this is a Windows 7 Ultimate tool for looking the zoom, but you can use this for correctly working with any of the tools in Photoshop. Just press ALT + + for zoom in, you will see a full zoom maximum, and ALT + - for zoom out. This is cool for working with brush tool F5, lasso tool, eraser tool etc.
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MACS1022
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Posted 02 May 2013 - 08:32 PM
Ctrl + +/- (Zoom)
[ or ] (Enlarge Tool)
Ctrl + O (Open)
Ctrl + N (New)
Ctrl + P (Print)
Ctrl + Alt + Z (Undo)
Ctrl + Shift + Z (Redo)
Ctrl + S (save)
Ctrl + C (Copy)
Ctrl + V (Paste)
Ctrl + A (Select All)
Ctrl + D (Deselect)
Ctrl + Shift + I (Inverse Selection)
[ or ] (Enlarge Tool)
Ctrl + O (Open)
Ctrl + N (New)
Ctrl + P (Print)
Ctrl + Alt + Z (Undo)
Ctrl + Shift + Z (Redo)
Ctrl + S (save)
Ctrl + C (Copy)
Ctrl + V (Paste)
Ctrl + A (Select All)
Ctrl + D (Deselect)
Ctrl + Shift + I (Inverse Selection)
#29
HappyGD
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Posted 18 July 2013 - 02:19 PM
I used to use this all the time and love that shortcut a lot. But recently I've been using fill layers instead. I like how I can change the colour on the fly if needed.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.
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HappyGD
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Posted 08 August 2013 - 04:58 PM
good shortcut tip for the brush opacity! For people who don't know, you can type in the exact opacity percentage as well by typing the number really fastI tend to use Command + T a lot (Free Transform)
and the numbers 0-9 (to adjust the opacity of my eraser and brushes).
almost all time.
#40
jvgrfx
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Posted 29 January 2014 - 04:06 PM
You can use shift and the tool key to toggle between tool types. For example:
Shift+ M, M will toggle between rectangular marquee and elliptical.
Shift + L, L, L will toggle between Lasso, Polygonal Lasso, Free form lasso
Also use the alt key to access menus for example:
Alt+E, A, H is the same as edit, transform, flip horizontal.
Alt+S, C is color range.
Look for the underlined letters in the menus for others.
Shift+ M, M will toggle between rectangular marquee and elliptical.
Shift + L, L, L will toggle between Lasso, Polygonal Lasso, Free form lasso
Also use the alt key to access menus for example:
Alt+E, A, H is the same as edit, transform, flip horizontal.
Alt+S, C is color range.
Look for the underlined letters in the menus for others.
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