Layer Tips for Photoshop techniques

116. To move the current selected layer up: Then the "CTRL +]" key combination, you can turn the current layer up a layer, press the "ctrl+[" key combination, you can turn the current layer down one layer.

117. Drag the layer you want to copy onto the new icon on the top of the panel to create a new layer.

118. When you move a layer or select a range, hold down the SHIFT key to force horizontal, vertical, or 45° movement.

119. When moving the layer or select range, press the arrow keys on the keyboard to do every 1 pixel move.

120. When moving the layer or selection, hold down the SHIFT key and press the arrow keys on the keyboard to do each pixel move.

121. When you delete a layer directly, you can hold down the ALT key and then move the cursor to the trash can on the Layer Control Panel and click the mouse.

122. After pressing the CTRL key, your mobile tool has automatic selection, and when you click on an object on a layer, Photoshop automatically switches to the layer where the object is located, but when you release the CTRL key, your mobile tool is not automatically selected. This makes it easy to avoid false choices.

123. You cannot drag multiple layers to another document (even if they are linked) in the layers panel-this will only move the selected layer.

124. The quickest way to organize multiple layers into a group is to link them first and then select the grouped link Layer command (ctrl+g). When you want to move multiple layers between different documents, you can use the Move tool to drag multiple layers between documents at the same time. This technique can also be used to merge (ctrl+e) multiple visible layers (because the current layer is linked to other layers "with the previous

The one-level grouping command becomes the grouped link layer command.

125. In the layers panel, hold down the ALT key and click between the two layers to make them a group. This is useful when some layers are linked in some and you just want to group a subset of them. Because the marshalling command (CTRL+G) becomes a marshalling link Layer command (CTRL+G) when the current layer has links to other layers.

126. Double-click a layer with the word "T" in the Layer Control Panel to edit the text again.

127. Press ALT to click on the desired layer before the eye icon can hide/show all other layers.

128. Alt-click the brush icon in front of the current layer to remove its links to all other layers.

129. To clear all layer effects on a layer, hold down the ALT key to double-click the layer effect icon on the layer.

130. To turn off one of the effects, hold down the ALT key and select its name in the layer → layer style submenu, or you can cancel its apply tag in the Layer Effects dialog box.

131. Here is a time-saving way to increase the adjustment layer: just hold down CTRL and click the "Create New Layer" icon (at the bottom of the layer panel) to select the type of adjustment layer you want to add!

132. In addition to editing the layer mask in the channel panel, press ALT to click on the Mask icon on the layer panel to open it; hold down SHIFT and click on the Mask icon to close/Open the mask (a Red Cross x will be shown to close the mask). Press and hold Alt+shift the layer mask can be displayed in Ruby color (50% red). Hold down the CTRL key and click the Mask icon to load its transparent selection.

133. The mask joined by the "Add Layer Mask" icon (at the bottom of the layer panel) on the Level Panel shows all the contents of the current selection by default; The mask that is added by holding down the alt-key "Add layer Mask" icon hides the contents of the current selection.

134. The current tool for the mobile tool (or hold down the CTRL key at any time), right-click the canvas to open the list of all layers at the current point (sorted from top to bottom): Select the name of the layer from the list to make it the current layer.

135. alt-click the right mouse button to automatically select the top level of the current point, or open the Mobile Tools Options Panel automatically select the Layer option can also be achieved.

136. alt+shift+ Right click to toggle whether the current layer is linked to the top level.

137. When we need multiple layers of choice, you can use the selection tool to select the area in the file, pull out a selection of gridlines, 3lian.com, and then hold down the "Alt" key, when the cursor into a lower right corner with a small "-" "+" number (which means that the selection of the area or pixels to reduce), Pull the second box inside the first box; then hold down the SHIFT key, and when the cursor becomes a "+" with a small "+" in the lower-right corner, pull out the third selection box in the second box, so that the two can be used alternately, and multiple layers are selected. You can also select an irregular object in this way.

138. Press shift+ "+" (forward) and shift+ "-" keys (backward) to switch on the synthesis mode of various layers. We can also press alt+shift+ "one character" to quickly toggle the combination

into mode.

N = OK (normal)

I = dissolution (dissolve)

M = Multiply Bottom (Multiply)

S = screens (screen)

O = Overlay (Overlay)

F = Soft Light (Soft Light)

H = Strong Light (Hard Light)

D = Colour Dodge (color Dodge)

B = Color Deepen (color Burn) K = Darken (darken)

G = lighten (lighten)

E = difference value (difference)

X = Exclude (exclusion)

U = Hue (Hue)

T = saturation (saturation) C = colors (color)

Y = Brightness (luminosity) Q = behind (behind 1)

L = threshold value (Threshold 2)

R = Purge (Clear 3)

W = Dark Tone (Shadows 4)

V = Middle Tone (midtones 4)

Z = Highlights (Highlights 4)