21. If you create a new piece, you need to have the same size, resolution, and format as an open picture. Choose "File" → "New", click on the Photoshop menu bar Windows option, in the pop-up menu in the bottom of the box clicked on the open picture name, yes, it is so simple!
22. When using the Free Transform tool (ctrl+t), hold down the ALT key (ctrl+alt+t) to copy the original layer (in the current selection) after the transformation on the copy layer; Ctrl+shift+t to perform the last transformation again, ctrl+alt+shift+ T performs the transformation after copying the original image.
23. Use the "Create new layer by copying (ctrl+j)" or "Create new layer through cut (ctrl+j)" command to finish copying to paste and cut to paste in one step; copy (cut) The new Layer command will still be placed where they were, but then pasted by copy (cut). will be posted to the center of the picture (or selection).
24. To copy the image directly without the naming dialog box, hold down the ALT key before you perform the image → copy command.
Photoshop's clipboard works fine, but you would prefer to use the Windows system Clipboard directly to process images that are intercepted from the screen. OK, press ctrl+k, and then "output to clipboard" Point in the pop-up panel!
26. Implement a regular copy in Photoshop When doing layout design, we often put some elements regularly to find a form of beauty, in Photoshop through the combination of four shortcut keys can be easily drawn. (1) Circle to select the object you want to copy; (2) producing a floating Layer according to Ctrl+j; (3) by rotating and moving to the appropriate position after confirmation; (4) You can now press and hold the Ctrl+alt+shift continuously press "T" can be regularly copied from the continuous object. (only hold ctrl+shift only have regular movement)
27. When we want to copy the Selection object in the file, we use the Copy command from the Edit menu. Copy once you may not feel the trouble, but to replicate multiple times, one click is quite inconvenient. Then you can select the object with the selection tool, then click the Move tool, and then hold down the ALT key. When the cursor becomes a black and white two arrows that overlap together, drag the mouse to the desired position. To replicate more than once, just repeat the relaxed mouse.
28. You can use the Marquee tool or lasso tool to drag a selection from one document to another.
29. To establish a replication document for the current history state or snapshot: (1) Click the "Create new document from current state" button; (2) Select a new document from the History panel menu; (3) Drag the current state (or snapshot) to the "Create new document from current state" button; (4) Right click on the desired state (or snapshot) Select a new document from the pop-up menu drag a history of the current picture in the history state to the window of the other picture to change the content of the destination picture. Alt-click any historical state (except the current, recent state) to copy it. The state that is then copied becomes the current (recent) state. You can copy it to another action by holding down the steps in the alt-drag action.
Selection Tips
30. When you drag a selection or layer from one document to another, hold down the SHIFT key to center it on the destination document. If the source document and destination document have the same size (size), the dragged element is placed in the same place as the source document (rather than in the center of the canvas). If the destination document contains a selection, the dragged element is placed in the center of the selection. 31. In the Action palette, click on the Triangle button in the upper right corner, from the pop-up menu to select Load action, into the Photoshopgoodiesactions directory, under which there are buttons, specifications, commands, image effects, text effect, texture, frame Six action set, contains a lot of practical things yo! In addition , there is also a actions.pdf file that can be opened with Adobe Acrobat software that details how these actions are used and how they are produced.
32. Click the Brush Class tool in the sidebar, click the small triangle to the right of the brush label in the property bar that appears, and then click the small arrow in the pop-up menu to select "Load brush ...". Select *.abr in the Brushes folder in the Photoshop directory. It turns out there are so many lovely things here.
33. Draw a beautiful mark, want to reuse in the work? OK, select it with Lasso tool, select "Save Brush ..." In brushes pop-up menu, and then use Brush tool to select this new pen ... Friends, want to do room spraying it?
34. If you want to select a section between two selection areas, hold down the shift and ALT key at the same time as you already have any of the selected areas and drag, drawing the second selection (a multiplication next to the mouse cross, indicating that the area that is coincident will be retained).
35. Delete a square or circle in the selection area, first add any selection, and then, in the selection area, press the ALT key to drag the rectangle or oval mask tool. Then release the ALT key, hold down the SHIFT key, and drag until you are satisfied. Then release the mouse button before releasing the SHIFT key.
36. Delete a selection from the center, in any selection area, first press the ALT key to drag the rectangle or oval Mask tool, and then release the ALT key and then hold down the ALT key, finally release the mouse button and then release the ALT key.
37. In quick mask mode, to quickly toggle the mask area or select the region option, hold down the ALT key and move the cursor over the Quick Mask mode icon to click on the mouse.
38. When using the Marquee tool, hold down the SHIFT key to draw the square and the positive circle selections, and hold down the ALT key to tick the selection from the starting point center.
39. Use the Re-select command (CTRL+SHIFT+D) to load/restore the previous selections.
40. When using the Lasso tool to sketch a selection, press the ALT key to toggle between the lasso tool and the polygonal lasso tool. When you sketch a selection, hold down the SPACEBAR to move the selection you are sketching. |