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Photoshop Tutorial: 10 Essential Shortcuts [60 Seconds] Beginner

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More Tutorials: www.tutorvid.com A quick 60 second tutorial showing you 10 essential quick shortcuts to improve your workflow in Adobe Photoshop

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  1. faiyaz786khan
    December 2nd, 2011 - 02:02

    Surely! shortcuts helps a lot.

  2. TutorVidCom
    December 2nd, 2011 - 02:58

    @ratedfx Yeah, that is because I am using an american keyboard.. or actually have my international keyboard set to american settings in windows. The key’s don’t match up with what’s printed, but it’s what i’m used to. I also have the [ ] as actual keys.. I don’t have to press shift or ctrl to get them.
    You need to either change your keyboard layout to american style in windows (or mac) or change your keyboard shortcuts in photoshop. Do this with Ctrl+alt+shit+K or Edit>Keyboard shortcuts

  3. ratedfx
    December 2nd, 2011 - 03:16

    aw….. i still dont get it hot you do that [ ? what you push so you make that only, if i do [ i have to push alt + ctrl + 8 to make that? like you just do it but straight away and i dont know how to do it like that…… dammit >: D

  4. ExtraordinaryTK
    December 2nd, 2011 - 03:18

    Hello i have a problem with using shortcut key with copying layer mask/Patch when i create a circle or square using rectangle tool or Ellipse tool i then press .A. for Patch selection tool then select the Ellipse circle then press Ctrl+C and press Ctrl+V copy&paste and then resize it and after i select both mask patch then click on Exclude overlap sharp area so u get like a only stroke circle here’s come the problem all my short cut key are disable!! i cant use Ctrl+J or Ctrl+Alt or Ctrl+Z help!

  5. noooification
    December 2nd, 2011 - 03:38

    thnxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx :D

  6. PhunkkProductionz
    December 2nd, 2011 - 04:13

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  7. TutorVidCom
    December 2nd, 2011 - 04:47

    @W0Ndr3y yeah, I use ctrl+J a lot as well. I haven’t gotten into using the mouse to control brush size (and hardness) but it seems some people really like it. Thanks for your thoughts.

  8. W0Ndr3y
    December 2nd, 2011 - 05:32

    nice, but for changing brush size and softness you can use the movements with mouse now in CS5
    and I would add ctrl+j for copy layer :) but thanks anyway

  9. TutorVidCom
    December 2nd, 2011 - 06:04

    @vic0911 glad you liked it.


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