You have literally just increased my workflow by at least 30 minutes a day with this Video. This is coming from someone who has been using Photoshop for almost 4 years!!!! Amazing stuff.
I haven't even finished watching the entire lesson but I just had to pause at the "Cross-Hair Cursor on Any Painting Tool Caps Lock" segment and say THANK YOU!! In the past I have closed Photoshop and restarted it, shut down my computer and rebooted it, and grumbled at Photoshop on occasion...all to no avail. Thanks for this and all the other great info that you share.
All of these were good to know. Another one I use all the time is this. When you are making a selection with the Polygonal Lasso Tool and make a mistake, hit BACKSPACE to go back to the previous point so you dont have to start over or deselect part of your selection.
Very helpfull video... That lock transparency and the last one F12 were new to me.. I have learnt a lot from you.. U r a great teacher... Thank you Sir, for all the efforts! Stay Blessed!
The one I didn't know was the Ctrl+ Alt + Shift + T to redo the last transformation. Just as a note, there is a Hyphenation checkbox right at the paragraph's box, no need to enter the extra menu. And one that a use a lot is the configuration to zoom with the mouse scroll (not much a keyboard shortcut but a function). Oh, and the Q to refine the selection with the brush, it`s awesome!
Many thanks, I learnt 5 new shortcuts. I often use these Text Box shortcuts: select the required lines of text, hold ALT and click left and right arrow keys to adjust letter spacing and ALT + up and down arrow keys to adjust the leading.
Jesús is a Photoshop (tutorial) god. In every video you manage to give so much information, so clear, so valuable. And your non-distructive method fits with how I personaly like to work. Besides that, you have a very respectful way over you, especialy in the videos were you reviewed some of your viewers photoshops. Keep up the good work, because it is awesome!
Excellent! I didn't think I was going to learn any new shortcut, but I must admit I did - I totally didn't know about the Space+F/Shift+Space+F for switching canvas color. I also didn't know (or, at least, never care to think about) that there was a shortcut for toggling the hyphenation (I usually did it via the fly-out menu). As always, thanks for sharing these great tips!
Thanks. There were 4 shortcuts I didn't know. One of my favourites is Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E to create a consolidated (stamped) layer at the top of the stack.
Also mention the ability in the curves dialog box to select added points on a curve using the ‘+’ & ‘-‘ keys and moving the points around using the arrow keys. It’s a quick and easy trick you can teach all of us to fine tune a curves adjustment.
Excellent video. Just about all were new to me. The CAPS LOCK gets me every time. You’d think I’d remember after a million times but I always end up in the preferences and everything looks ok.
Four new shortcuts on your video. Thank you. My most frequently used shortcut is COMMAND - J to duplicate a layer or selection and place it on a new layer.
OMG... Caps Lock... It's a life saver. How many students asked me about that and for years I couldn't find a solution ... 😂😂😂... Thanks for the great video 😊
5 were new to me. Thanks. I use the F key twice for full-screen view. Then, if needed, CTRL R and CTRL 0. Sometimes Spacebar F to change background depending on photo. Reverse this with the same keystroke: F.
An excellent collection of shortcuts. About half of them were new to me. And very helpful. Thanks for your contributions to making our creative work easier.
New keyboard shortcuts is Resize and select hardness of a brush. Select brush tool, then click and hold "ALT" + hold " right bottom of mouse " drag "up or down" drag right or left" to size and hardness respectively.
alt-ctrl-Z (step back) and double-clicking layer icon to highlight text.. or whatever. Hold "shift" on a bottom layer to select every layer above it... even to delete them all or merge them (unless you have used a blending mode)... there is a way to do that also. It basically takes a picture of the layer and saves it. There are so many that after years and years they just come naturally to you. Esc is always good for nearly everything... So is Ctrl-D if something has gone wrong (even if it's not a selection, but something is locked and you don't want to waste time trying to figure it out)
Bro i had also same problem, i had uninstall Photoshop twice because caps lock was on but i didn't understand why ps don't preview my brush size. But now i can understand very well . Thanks for this tips.👍😄
I have one more problem that's i cant access" alt + black space " in a smooth way, when i use a beep sound come from speaker then i use alt + hold 3sec backspace key
Thanks for informative tutorial. Did not know any of them. Really liked the one using the circles to create clock like face or other designs but I would have like to have seen how you set up the black and white circles with the hidden lines. I did not understand under what circumstances the short cut with the transparency colors would be used. Thanks again!
I finally get it. Just like you, occasionally I would lose the ability to see my brush size adjustments. Very frustrating, and I never realized it was because I had inadvertently turned on caps lock. Thank you for that.
I lost the size of my brush so many times at the start, and it took me many days of closing down my laptop and starting all over again. Caps lock was inadvertently pressed... To change ones brush size on a Windows PC, it doesn't work with the bracket keys. Brush size is changed with "Alt+right click" and dragging left or right. If you drag up/down you change the softness of the brush. Great tips, Jesús..!
Thank you, Fionàn! But I use Windows and this video was recorded in Windows and the brackets works. But the way you mention it also works and some people prefer it. Thanks for sharing!
I do like your tutorial. I chose you for your precious thoughts, time, energy spent to teach us and for generously sharing your precious knowledge. I ve found your tutorial very useful as I am new in photoshop. I feel sorry that I can't add shortcuts. Please keep going. Much much appreciation. By doing so you bring cooperation and love to many.
One shortcut I use a lot is R to rotate the canvas. Like when painting around a subject for a mask I find it easier working in a certain direction on my tablet so while working I hold the R key to bring up the rotate tool, rotate the canvas where I need it and release the key to go back to painting.
Thank you for the great video. When I use selection tool eg Brush , some time the circle is too small and hard to see - depends on image colour. How to enhance the brightness of circle. Thks the brightness
The hyphen shortcut was new to me. One I use quite often is to press the opt/alt key when I have the wrong settings in a dialog box which changes the cancel button to reset and pressing it puts the dialog box to where it was when I opened it.
Once again Hesus you solved one of my very annoying problems.I always want to work with the circle on the brush tool visible, but (having obviously the caps lock pressed) it always showed me the cross only visible. I`m going wright away to test the sortcut.
Like many other PS users, I have watched many PS videos that have (mostly) been useful to a degree, but that one tip on 'taking the colour picker out of PS' beats the lot!...Thank you..
Great tutorial as always, Jesus. Always getting something new from all your videos! I know the shortcut/issue I'm going to add here is a well known one, but still... Photoshop beginners may find it useful. I happen to work on multi languages Windows OS. And one may know that to switch entry language in Windows the shortcut is: Left Alt + Shift. You see where I'm going here? That combination of keys is very often used in Photoshop but it still activates Windows shortcut. Hence if all of a sudden your Photoshop shortcuts are not responding anymore, better check out what entry language is now used in Windows ;) Now, not so many solutions --> remove the useless language(s) from Windows -or- modify Windows shortcut -or- get used to it and switch language again whenever your Photoshop is not responding the way it should.
Great video, JR. Thanks a lot. I was wondering for a while now, if there is shortcut for "repeat last action" (I know that in Illustrator is Ctr+D, so I figured there has to be one for Photoshop too, since it's all Adobe programs), and now I know. :) Again, thanks. And my favourite shortcut would be, by far: Ctrl + Space + left mouse key > and drag up/down/sideways = Zoom in/out canvas For me it's the fastest way
There is a hyphenate check box at the bottom of the paragraph panel. No need to go into the flyout menu, if you forget which command option control shift key combination is the hyphenate toggle shortcut.
Thanks for sharing these shortcuts. I knew only 3 of them. If I can remember correctly on Photoshop 7, there was a shortcut to show all the short cuts on each tool. Does Photoshop CC ha a similar feature?
Really useful shortcuts, now I can get back to my previous selection's. Can I know the shortcut for creating a new merged layer with selected layers as a copy? Thank you.
Being a beginner to Photoshop, most of the shortcuts are new to me. Pressing the Cap key to show the outline of the brush/pencil tool is the most useful shortcut I have learned. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, wow, wow!!! Thanks!!! And one question please: AFTER I select something in a dropdown menu or input something in a text box, like "Flow" box, that box is on focus, and any shortcut don't work any more, I have to hit enter to remove focus, then I could use shortcut. Any idea to fix this?
Ctrl Alt Shift T (CS6) doesn't work to duplicate, even not move, the center pivot return to its shape central - not the center made by Guidelines... any idea?
If Photoshop was a car, to turn right you'd have to flash the headlights twice, jiggle the drivers side door handle, shift to neutral and back, and then turn the wheel anti-clockwise
In the settings for a Logitech Keyboard (perhaps others) one can disable the Caps Lock key. I knew it was there but never activated it-until now. Thanks Jesus!
Very useful video. Jesús, I wander if I could have any success in impulsing you to generate a video on a kind of recipe, or procedure order, to follow when trying to match a certain tonality/coloration offered by a third party software or another Adobe’s software, such the case of Ligthroom presets. Some days aback I found a color image treated with a Ligthroom preset used to take the image to Black and White; the final rendition had such an attractive appearance that motivated me to attempt to obtain same result with Photoshop; I reached very close but not enough, after several try and failure I realized problem was rooted in my lack of certain elements of judgment, being one of them to properly look at the image. Perhaps you can devise a technique to help on this matter. I tried to attach an image to exemplify my point but it was not accepted in this comment; I could send a copy to any mail you determine..
Jesús, thanks for giving attention to my comment. I entered your site PTC, selected tab Connect>Contact us (only option I found to intend sending a message) but form therein accepts not an image. Perhaps you may consider connecting privately with me through my mail address sergiosotomayorprat@gmail.com in order for me to obtain an address to forward that image. By the way, if you call yourself JESÚS instead of JESUS, why is not the same logic with your last name RAMIREZ what in essence is RAMÍREZ.
STRG+D was new... will use it very often. on the other hand, I am searching for a shortcut concerning the following case (searching for years now ;-) ). Inserting a picture as a new layer wich has e.g. much higher resolution. The new pic appears to large. Now I have to resize e.g. by STRG+T. Is there a short cut to resize that it fits to the screen. With dragging in a smart object it works... Any idea?
Thank you, Jürgen! There is no shortcut for that. You can scale something up of course, but keep in mind that the more you scale, the less sharp it will be.
caps lock///////my god it was one of the hardest time for me with photoshop. I did everything to get back the preview for brush, even I ended uninstalling photoshop from my computer 2 times and when I came to know the reason I was just out of words ...just because the press of one key.
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You have literally just increased my workflow by at least 30 minutes a day with this Video. This is coming from someone who has been using Photoshop for almost 4 years!!!! Amazing stuff.
I haven't even finished watching the entire lesson but I just had to pause at the "Cross-Hair Cursor on Any Painting Tool Caps Lock" segment and say THANK YOU!! In the past I have closed Photoshop and restarted it, shut down my computer and rebooted it, and grumbled at Photoshop on occasion...all to no avail. Thanks for this and all the other great info that you share.
You're welcome, Marc! Yeah, I did the same thing. I went as far as uninstalling Photoshop! LOL
All of these were good to know. Another one I use all the time is this. When you are making a selection with the Polygonal Lasso Tool and make a mistake, hit BACKSPACE to go back to the previous point so you dont have to start over or deselect part of your selection.
That is a REALLY good one! Thanks for sharing!
wow, thanks bro
Very helpfull video... That lock transparency and the last one F12 were new to me..
I have learnt a lot from you.. U r a great teacher...
Thank you Sir, for all the efforts!
Stay Blessed!
The one I didn't know was the Ctrl+ Alt + Shift + T to redo the last transformation. Just as a note, there is a Hyphenation checkbox right at the paragraph's box, no need to enter the extra menu. And one that a use a lot is the configuration to zoom with the mouse scroll (not much a keyboard shortcut but a function). Oh, and the Q to refine the selection with the brush, it`s awesome!
Thank you, Fernando! You're right about the checkbox!
ALT + scroll mouse = Zoom in/out canvas
Alt +Rt clic ...drag left/right up/down... for brush size and opacity respectively..
Thank you, Dr. Harshwardhan! Good ones!
I like this one too, I should pin it to my monitor coz I always forget the method.
On a MAC it's Ctrl+Option then click and drag up/down or left/right as above.
Or if you don't use a mouse, hold Z and use the Wacom pen on the tablet
thx so mu i xwas looken for it for long time
Many thanks, I learnt 5 new shortcuts.
I often use these Text Box shortcuts: select the required lines of text, hold ALT and click left and right arrow keys to adjust letter spacing and ALT + up and down arrow keys to adjust the leading.
I love those text shortcuts! Thanks for sharing!
Jesús is a Photoshop (tutorial) god.
In every video you manage to give so much information, so clear, so valuable.
And your non-distructive method fits with how I personaly like to work.
Besides that, you have a very respectful way over you, especialy in the videos were you reviewed some of your viewers photoshops.
Keep up the good work, because it is awesome!
Thank you, Acutard! I really appreciate your comments!
Excellent! I didn't think I was going to learn any new shortcut, but I must admit I did - I totally didn't know about the Space+F/Shift+Space+F for switching canvas color. I also didn't know (or, at least, never care to think about) that there was a shortcut for toggling the hyphenation (I usually did it via the fly-out menu). As always, thanks for sharing these great tips!
You're welcome, Photoshopeando! There's a ton of shortcuts that I don't bother to learn or care about. 😂
Thanks. There were 4 shortcuts I didn't know. One of my favourites is Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E to create a consolidated (stamped) layer at the top of the stack.
You're welcome, Ray! And thanks for sharing your shortcut!
Also mention the ability in the curves dialog box to select added points on a curve using the ‘+’ & ‘-‘ keys and moving the points around using the arrow keys. It’s a quick and easy trick you can teach all of us to fine tune a curves adjustment.
Excellent video. Just about all were new to me. The CAPS LOCK gets me every time. You’d think I’d remember after a million times but I always end up in the preferences and everything looks ok.
Thank you, Susan! Yeah, that Caps Lock gets us every time!
Four new shortcuts on your video. Thank you. My most frequently used shortcut is COMMAND - J to duplicate a layer or selection and place it on a new layer.
You're welcome, char! Yeah, Command J is probably one of the ones I use the most as well
There were a good bunch of shortcuts I didn't know - your info about moving/relocating the reference point .. THAT was super helpful! Thanks Jesus!
OMG... Caps Lock... It's a life saver. How many students asked me about that and for years I couldn't find a solution ... 😂😂😂... Thanks for the great video 😊
5 were new to me. Thanks. I use the F key twice for full-screen view. Then, if needed, CTRL R and CTRL 0. Sometimes Spacebar F to change background depending on photo.
Reverse this with the same keystroke: F.
Thank you for sharing, Ron!
An excellent collection of shortcuts. About half of them were new to me. And very helpful. Thanks for your contributions to making our creative work easier.
You're welcome, Lee!
New keyboard shortcuts is
Resize and select hardness of a brush.
Select brush tool, then click and hold "ALT" + hold " right bottom of mouse " drag "up or down" drag right or left" to size and hardness respectively.
Thank you, Pritish!
Thanks - I find d and x useful for setting fore- and backgroundcolor to b&w and then toggle when mask painting
You're welcome, Horst! And yes, that is a great shortcut! Thanks for sharing!
alt-ctrl-Z (step back) and double-clicking layer icon to highlight text.. or whatever. Hold "shift" on a bottom layer to select every layer above it... even to delete them all or merge them (unless you have used a blending mode)... there is a way to do that also. It basically takes a picture of the layer and saves it. There are so many that after years and years they just come naturally to you. Esc is always good for nearly everything... So is Ctrl-D if something has gone wrong (even if it's not a selection, but something is locked and you don't want to waste time trying to figure it out)
Bro i had also same problem, i had uninstall Photoshop twice because caps lock was on but i didn't understand why ps don't preview my brush size. But now i can understand very well . Thanks for this tips.👍😄
I have one more problem that's i cant access" alt + black space " in a smooth way, when i use a beep sound come from speaker then i use alt + hold 3sec backspace key
The Capslock gets us all!
I'm not really sure why you get that beep. I have not seen that issue before :(
Thanks for informative tutorial. Did not know any of them. Really liked the one using the circles to create clock like face or other designs but I would have like to have seen how you set up the black and white circles with the hidden lines. I did not understand under what circumstances the short cut with the transparency colors would be used. Thanks again!
You're welcome, Marcos! Transparency colors? I'm not sure what part of the video that was.
I finally get it. Just like you, occasionally I would lose the ability to see my brush size adjustments. Very frustrating, and I never realized it was because I had inadvertently turned on caps lock. Thank you for that.
You're welcome, Daring!
All were new - thanks! I also use the Stamp Visible shortcut a lot: Ctrl Shift Alt E
You're welcome, David! Yeah, that is a great one!
I lost the size of my brush so many times at the start, and it took me many days of closing down my laptop and starting all over again. Caps lock was inadvertently pressed...
To change ones brush size on a Windows PC, it doesn't work with the bracket keys. Brush size is changed with "Alt+right click" and dragging left or right. If you drag up/down you change the softness of the brush.
Great tips, Jesús..!
Thank you, Fionàn! But I use Windows and this video was recorded in Windows and the brackets works. But the way you mention it also works and some people prefer it. Thanks for sharing!
I do like your tutorial. I chose you for your precious thoughts, time, energy spent to teach us and for generously sharing your precious knowledge. I ve found your tutorial very useful as I am new in photoshop. I feel sorry that I can't add shortcuts. Please keep going. Much much appreciation. By doing so you bring cooperation and love to many.
Very informative tutorial.CAPS lock made me crazy, I used to close PS and restart.
Thank you, murali! Yeah, the caps lock always gets us! lol
Alt + Right mouse click (Change the size and intensity brush) on windows. I forgot the Mac version. Great tutorial.
Thank you for sharing, Jay!
Thanks Jesús. I always learn something new from your tutorials.
You're welcome, Richard!
The first one - redo last selection - was completely new to me - thanks a lot JR!
You're welcome, R Garlin!
One shortcut I use a lot is R to rotate the canvas. Like when painting around a subject for a mask I find it easier working in a certain direction on my tablet so while working I hold the R key to bring up the rotate tool, rotate the canvas where I need it and release the key to go back to painting.
That is a good one. I use it a lot when I draw in Photoshop. Thanks for sharing!
thanks a lot sir, from Pilipinas..
Thank you for the great video. When I use selection tool eg Brush , some time the circle is too small and hard to see - depends on image colour. How to enhance the brightness of circle. Thks
the brightness
The hyphen shortcut was new to me. One I use quite often is to press the opt/alt key when I have the wrong settings in a dialog box which changes the cancel button to reset and pressing it puts the dialog box to where it was when I opened it.
That's a good one, Ella! Thanks!
Ctrl + 0 = Brilliant!
Thank you, Steve!
Didn’t know about reselecting last selection. Cmd shift D. Thanks!
you got the like for the caps lock !!!
Very useful. Ctr + r for ruler
most of them ...thank u ❤
Excellent; thanks.
Once again Hesus you solved one of my very annoying problems.I always want to work with the circle on the brush tool visible, but (having obviously the caps lock pressed) it always showed me the cross only visible.
I`m going wright away to test the sortcut.
I'm glad this video solved that issue for you!
Caps Lock Gahhh!
😂 yup. My thoughts exactly!
Ps has that shortcut because they hate me.
Very helpful - never knew about the caps lock thing. That explains a lot!
I'm glad it was helpful, Pete, Thanks!
Like many other PS users, I have watched many PS videos that have (mostly) been useful to a degree, but that one tip on 'taking the colour picker out of PS' beats the lot!...Thank you..
You're welcome, John!
Great tips. I MAY have used 2 of these.. other than that, all new. Bookmarked until I can incorporate these. Thank You
You're welcome! I'm glad you found them useful!
All were new except the escape key. Excellent!
Thank you, Bern!
My favourite keyboard shortcut is cmd+alt+shift+N. to instantly create a new layer.
Most of the short cuts were new to me thank you
Great, Peter!
Wow, very helpful, didn't know most of them, thanks again
You're welcome, Tim Niceswander!
Ctrl + Shift + U for desaturation, Alt and Drag for copy
Good ones!
Ctrl + Alt + shift + e -> stamp visible layer. I use it all the time!
Thank you, LamZ GG! That's a good one!
Only knew 3 out of 10. I am going to write them down to remember them Thanks
You're welcome, Tony!
I had the Caps Lock problem just a couple months ago. Luckily I got it solved with a quick Google search. :)
Yeah, that is the best way to solve problems these days!
Perfecto...como siempre!!! Bravo Jesús!!!!
Gracias, Eduardo!
Very helpful. Thanks soo much..
Please tell us how to move layers up and down with shorcuts?
Thanks
very helpful
You're welcome, Game Tutorials!
THANK you
I did indeed, learn something new. Thank you, my friend.
Thanks a lot man!
You're welcome, You Tech!
ctrl + alt + shift + E to create one layer of all other layers
👍🙂
Caps lock wow , I wished I had known this before wow!
Yeah, that one gets every new user. It got me!
"my name is ... Jesus Ramirez" is a code word for top notch PS tutorial
😂 Thank you, Achmed!
Great tutorial as always, Jesus. Always getting something new from all your videos!
I know the shortcut/issue I'm going to add here is a well known one, but still... Photoshop beginners may find it useful.
I happen to work on multi languages Windows OS. And one may know that to switch entry language in Windows the shortcut is: Left Alt + Shift.
You see where I'm going here? That combination of keys is very often used in Photoshop but it still activates Windows shortcut. Hence if all of a sudden your Photoshop shortcuts are not responding anymore, better check out what entry language is now used in Windows ;)
Now, not so many solutions --> remove the useless language(s) from Windows -or- modify Windows shortcut -or- get used to it and switch language again whenever your Photoshop is not responding the way it should.
Oh thanks for that caps lock trick!
You're welcome! 😊
Great video, JR. Thanks a lot. I was wondering for a while now, if there is shortcut for "repeat last action" (I know that in Illustrator is Ctr+D, so I figured there has to be one for Photoshop too, since it's all Adobe programs), and now I know. :) Again, thanks.
And my favourite shortcut would be, by far:
Ctrl + Space + left mouse key > and drag up/down/sideways = Zoom in/out canvas
For me it's the fastest way
You're welcome, Ercov23! Yeah, I'm glad you found it useful!
And thanks for sharing your shortcuts!
Some good tips. I wonder how many people have been caught out with the
"caps lock" key.
There is a hyphenate check box at the bottom of the paragraph panel. No need to go into the flyout menu, if you forget which command option control shift key combination is the hyphenate toggle shortcut.
That's right, MrCJBG! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for this tutorial. It was valuable.
Excellent! alt, backspace it good. Most of these are new for me, thanks.
Thank you, John!
Step-and-Repeat Transformation (8:43) I didn't know definitely (instead of probably) 😉👍
😂👍
Hi Sir.. This is Subarno from India
can u tell me keyboard shotcut of blending modes plz...
Thanks for sharing these shortcuts. I knew only 3 of them.
If I can remember correctly on Photoshop 7, there was a shortcut to show all the short cuts on each tool.
Does Photoshop CC ha a similar feature?
The only one I knew was the escape key to exit from current operation. Thanks for these!
You're welcome, Joyce! I'm glad you enjoyed them! 🙂
Really useful shortcuts, now I can get back to my previous selection's.
Can I know the shortcut for creating a new merged layer with selected layers as a copy?
Thank you.
Being a beginner to Photoshop, most of the shortcuts are new to me. Pressing the Cap key to show the outline of the brush/pencil tool is the most useful shortcut I have learned. Thanks for sharing.
tarun juluru, That would be SHIFT-CTRL-ALT-E for Windows.
Grimsoul Blackheart thanks for that :)
Thanks for the answer Grimsoul, that is correct!
Thanks for this cool tutorial.
You're welcome, Aman!
Nice tutorial!
You're welcome, Tomáš!
Shortcuts are so much better
I agree!
Wow, wow, wow!!! Thanks!!! And one question please: AFTER I select something in a dropdown menu or input something in a text box, like "Flow" box, that box is on focus, and any shortcut don't work any more, I have to hit enter to remove focus, then I could use shortcut. Any idea to fix this?
Even i also had the same issue with Caps lock key and just just like you did i uninstalled the Ps!
Most of them ( Thanks )
You're welcome, godsmwc65!
Ctrl Alt Shift T (CS6) doesn't work to duplicate, even not move, the center pivot return to its shape central - not the center made by Guidelines... any idea?
Which Short Key Use In Ai Ctrl D How Will The Same Work In PhotoShop....Plz Plz Plz Tell Me..
thank you so much
You're welcome, akar!
Angelina Petrova
:)
Very good. Would you please tell me if you experience a shortcut problem on
Photoshop CC2018 ( Ait/Ctrl + Backspace) Thank you
That'r right. Updace Photoshop.
Lev Feriants i have also same problem in ps 2018 .
Which version you have?
I have 19.0.0v
If Photoshop was a car, to turn right you'd have to flash the headlights twice, jiggle the drivers side door handle, shift to neutral and back, and then turn the wheel anti-clockwise
thank you bro for this best tuto
You're welcome, jassemDZ dz!
Ahhhhhh, caps lock!
In the settings for a Logitech Keyboard (perhaps others) one can disable the Caps Lock key. I knew it was there but never activated it-until now. Thanks Jesus!
Roger, It gets us all!
Sage, You're welcome!
ditto, drove me crazy
all new , learning
Great!
Nice
Very useful video.
Jesús, I wander if I could have any success in impulsing you to generate a video on a kind of recipe, or procedure order, to follow when trying to match a certain tonality/coloration offered by a third party software or another Adobe’s software, such the case of Ligthroom presets. Some days aback I found a color image treated with a Ligthroom preset used to take the image to Black and White; the final rendition had such an attractive appearance that motivated me to attempt to obtain same result with Photoshop; I reached very close but not enough, after several try and failure I realized problem was rooted in my lack of certain elements of judgment, being one of them to properly look at the image. Perhaps you can devise a technique to help on this matter.
I tried to attach an image to exemplify my point but it was not accepted in this comment; I could send a copy to any mail you determine..
Hi Sergio, what look will that be? You can sed me an email through my site.
Jesús, thanks for giving attention to my comment. I entered your site PTC, selected tab Connect>Contact us (only option I found to intend sending a message) but form therein accepts not an image. Perhaps you may consider connecting privately with me through my mail address sergiosotomayorprat@gmail.com in order for me to obtain an address to forward that image. By the way, if you call yourself JESÚS instead of JESUS, why is not the same logic with your last name RAMIREZ what in essence is RAMÍREZ.
STRG+D was new... will use it very often.
on the other hand, I am searching for a shortcut concerning the following case (searching for years now ;-) ). Inserting a picture as a new layer wich has e.g. much higher resolution. The new pic appears to large. Now I have to resize e.g. by STRG+T. Is there a short cut to resize that it fits to the screen. With dragging in a smart object it works...
Any idea?
Thank you, Jürgen!
There is no shortcut for that. You can scale something up of course, but keep in mind that the more you scale, the less sharp it will be.
caps lock///////my god it was one of the hardest time for me with photoshop.
I did everything to get back the preview for brush, even I ended uninstalling photoshop from my computer 2 times and when I came to know the reason I was just out of words ...just because the press of one key.
Very interesting
Bob Makrides
Thank you, Bob!
I have problem with the new photoshop edition can you make a video for that please
Thankyou for clearing the doubt of brush preview by caps lock 😂😂😂😂
I did Manny time my ps uninstall for fix this problem
Jesus que version de Photoshop estas usando para el tutorial?.
Can anybody tell me the function of ctrl alt backspace?
Great!
Thank you, Antonio!