Quick & smooth zoom = hold Z, left click and drag to right to zoom in on that location drag to left to zoom out. Let go of z and you are right back at whatever tool you were using before.
Good overview. One addition to the crop tool. While it makes sense during the workflow to not delete the pixels, once the image is finished I usually do a final crop and delete all that's outside. This can save a lot of file size. depends on your workflow though, but for me once an image is finished, it's finished ;-)
How can we see the before and after affect in the same window with half of it showing before and the other half, after? Also, how can we use the same before and after affect showing in Bridge CS6? Also, how to get the same image in two windows in Photoshop CS6, one with the original image and the other with the changes being made?
I cant get the brush option quick changes to work on a mac. I have brush selected and and holding down cmd and option but it just copies the layer. What am I missing? This shortcut would be really useful. Thanks.
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Thanks and great video
Quick & smooth zoom = hold Z, left click and drag to right to zoom in on that location drag to left to zoom out. Let go of z and you are right back at whatever tool you were using before.
Good quick video for someone just learning Photoshop. Good job guys!
Thank youu veerrry mucchhh !!!
Great tutorial!!! About brush size and hardness... It is CTRL+OPT+Drag on my machine.
That's weird: I can't find the OPT key on my PC's keyboard ;)
One of the Amazing video I have ever seen ,Thank you so much .
Dude! you helped me alot
Thank you from the bottom of my heart
For those who use a pen tablet the best key to zoom is Ctrl+Space+Clic&drag.
Good overview. One addition to the crop tool. While it makes sense during the workflow to not delete the pixels, once the image is finished I usually do a final crop and delete all that's outside. This can save a lot of file size. depends on your workflow though, but for me once an image is finished, it's finished ;-)
Great video. Im mostly a Premiere Pro guy but this was one of the most helpful Photoshop videos I've ever seen.
Awesome, thanks for checking it out!
thanks man
4:25 That's what I came for, thanks
This didn’t work for me..?
Awsome video you made my life easier!
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love tips like this from the pros! Thanks for sharing guys.
Eddie Merino
Thank u bro
Finally a useful video. Well done, good sir *tips badly drawn fedora*
amazing
Always zoom with Alt+Mousewheel
With that I think it was something like ctrl+alt plus the rightclick button on the pen and then drag up and down or left to right. :)
Always zoom with Ctrl + Space + Left Click
How can we see the before and after affect in the same window with half of it showing before and the other half, after? Also, how can we use the same before and after affect showing in Bridge CS6?
Also, how to get the same image in two windows in Photoshop CS6, one with the original image and the other with the changes being made?
Brand new to photoshop and was about to throw my laptop at the wall. Thank you so much.
I cant get the brush option quick changes to work on a mac. I have brush selected and and holding down cmd and option but it just copies the layer. What am I missing? This shortcut would be really useful. Thanks.
zoom with alt plus mouse wheel
Excellent tip!
Bro if your selecting in magic wand how to DO YOU DELETE?!?!?! someone tell me and save me
Alt hold
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Zoom with alt+space+click and drag. Zoom tool is for noobs.