HOT HOT HOT!!! thank you so much!
i noticed that CTRL+ALT+rigt mouse click+drag to change brush hardness
HOT HOT HOT!!! thank you so much!
i noticed that CTRL+ALT+rigt mouse click+drag to change brush hardness
F3 for āCopyā , F4 for āPasteā and Cmd+J for āCut and Pasteā of course you need to use the marquee toll to execute the cut and pasteā¦
If you havenāt already found this, CS4 supports spring-loaded tools⦠whatever you are using now, just hold the shortcut key for the next tool, keep holding while using it, then release to get back to your original tool.
For example⦠using the brush tool (B), you can quickly get to the eraser by holding down E, erase while holding E, then let go to āspringā back to B.
Thanks a lot mates for all these tricks, you have no idea how
useful they come to me right now!
Cheers.
That might be the case for 3D, but PS has called them spring-loaded, for whatever reason
Thanks for the short cut keys. There are some that I didnt even knowā¦Thanks again for the time to post this to us.
I do hope that it applies to cs5 as wellā¦
Yes we can draw a curved line in photoshop please check this Thanks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzS9xrnJCa4
hi there⦠thank you for that one⦠itās very useful especially in people just like me who is beginner⦠thank you for sharingā¦
Just wondering, in CS5, how can I switch rapidly from normal brush (B) to Mixer brush (B), without having to use the mouse to click the brush tool button and select the mixer brush?