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Here are some that I use often
Or merge layer down with the one just below it (when no layers are linked)ctrl e- merge linked layers
On CS2, it's now necessary to click directly on the thumbnail on the layer.ctrl click layer- makes selection of layer contents
Good one! Also, you can change the size of the brush with the [ and ] keys.with paint brush selected hold alt to change to eye droper
After you Free Transform a layer using the shortcut above, if you type Ctrl+Alt+Shift+T (Cmd+Option+Shift+T on Mac) with another layer selected, it'll repeat the exact same transformation to that layer.ctrl t- transform, right click for drop down of all transform options
Only on Windows.double click inside photoshop to open files.
Or Ctrl+Alt+F (Cmd+Option+F) to run the filter again with a preview (and a chance to change the setting) before commiting.ctrl f- last filter ran
Enter shows the Tool option bar on CS2tab- hide all toolbars, enter to show layers
Hold Spacebar to scroll.f- to scroll between different screen modes
I like f- twice and then hit tab, this leaves a black background
with just your picture visible. then i use the shortcuts above to
cycle through my tools. ctrl- to zoom out, ctrl+ to zoom in. hold
shift to scroll image.
Just to clarify this a bit (sorry Mike), you must first apply an adjustment to a layer.Hold the Option key while applying a tool like USM, levels, curves,
selective color, hue/sat, channel mixer etc. will remember the last
settings you used. This still works even if you close the program
and open it a week from now! I use this all the time for batches of
images that requies all the same adjustments. You can always use
fade (in different amounts each time) to lessen the effect. Doing
it that way you don't ever have to change the main settings you
have established in the effects you were applying.
Mike
http://www.pbase.com/mikew714
--Just to clarify this a bit (sorry Mike), you must first apply anHold the Option key while applying a tool like USM, levels, curves,
selective color, hue/sat, channel mixer etc. will remember the last
settings you used. This still works even if you close the program
and open it a week from now! I use this all the time for batches of
images that requies all the same adjustments. You can always use
fade (in different amounts each time) to lessen the effect. Doing
it that way you don't ever have to change the main settings you
have established in the effects you were applying.
Mike
http://www.pbase.com/mikew714
adjustment to a layer.
Now, whatever setting you used for that adjustment will be
instantly reapplied in the settings dialogue box when you open that
setting again with the Alt/Option key held down. If you don't hold
down the Alt/Option key, it'll of course open with the default
settings.
Ie: Image> Adjustments> Levels. Make your adjustments. Click Okay.
Image> Adjustments> (Hold Alt/Option)> Levels. Same settings are
applied in the dialogue box. You can click Okay to apply, or
change the settings. If you change the settings. Those settings
will be remembered for the next time you hold the Alt/Option key.
This works independently for all the adjustment settings.
If you run Levels, then run Curves, then run Hue/Sat, THEN come
back to Levels and hold Alt/Option, it'll still remember the last
Levels settings you applied.
This one's always been a little confusing for me to remember, which
is probably why I never use it, but it seems handy at times. Just
seems a bit odd to have to remember what the last used settings
were in order to know if you want the same settings again or not.
Thanks Mike!
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel
Photoshop CS2
http://www.jasonahn.com
--Mike
--Just to clarify this a bit (sorry Mike), you must first apply anHold the Option key while applying a tool like USM, levels, curves,
selective color, hue/sat, channel mixer etc. will remember the last
settings you used. This still works even if you close the program
and open it a week from now! I use this all the time for batches of
images that requies all the same adjustments. You can always use
fade (in different amounts each time) to lessen the effect. Doing
it that way you don't ever have to change the main settings you
have established in the effects you were applying.
Mike
http://www.pbase.com/mikew714
adjustment to a layer.
Now, whatever setting you used for that adjustment will be
instantly reapplied in the settings dialogue box when you open that
setting again with the Alt/Option key held down. If you don't hold
down the Alt/Option key, it'll of course open with the default
settings.
Ie: Image> Adjustments> Levels. Make your adjustments. Click Okay.
Image> Adjustments> (Hold Alt/Option)> Levels. Same settings are
applied in the dialogue box. You can click Okay to apply, or
change the settings. If you change the settings. Those settings
will be remembered for the next time you hold the Alt/Option key.
This works independently for all the adjustment settings.
If you run Levels, then run Curves, then run Hue/Sat, THEN come
back to Levels and hold Alt/Option, it'll still remember the last
Levels settings you applied.
This one's always been a little confusing for me to remember, which
is probably why I never use it, but it seems handy at times. Just
seems a bit odd to have to remember what the last used settings
were in order to know if you want the same settings again or not.
Thanks Mike!
--
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Canon EOS Digital Rebel
Photoshop CS2
http://www.jasonahn.com
Mike
http://www.pbase.com/mikew714
hitting the escape key should do the same as CANCELIf you accidently open a filter by mistake...i.e., CTRL+M for
CURVES...is there a shortcut for CANCEL so it closes?
