Speed in your workflow is about a lot more than your gear. Forget about the worthless buttons on your Wacom pad and learn your keyboard shortcuts.
Photoshop shortcut lists from Trevor Morris: http://morris-photographics.com/photoshop/shortcuts/
Speed in your workflow is about a lot more than your gear. Forget about the worthless buttons on your Wacom pad and learn your keyboard shortcuts.
Photoshop shortcut lists from Trevor Morris: http://morris-photographics.com/photoshop/shortcuts/
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Worthless? does your mouse have a precision mode? I think not..
Im a little bias after spending a day rate on a Intous4.
good post. thanks!
My new favorites are: P for pen tool, S for Clone, B for Brush-
It strains my eyes to find those little tool icons sometimes.
Favorites keystrokes anyone?
I’m not saying the Wacom pad is worthless, just the little customizable buttons on the side. I never use them… just learn the shortcut! Faster, more consistent place for your hands to be, works without any customization.
I don’t use the Wacom mouse because I don’t like having to stay on the pad with a mouse. I put the keyboard on the left, pad on the right, regular laser mouse above the pad.
Shift+Opt+Command+E: copy merged. There’s no button for it, and I use it all the time.
Ive been trying to remember that one, awesome. Up till now Ive been doing the 3 step: select all layers, duplicate, command E to merge duplicate layers. From there Ill do a selection then copy paste and transform. I use command T then hold down control to activate contextual menu which lets me flip between scale, warp, skew, perspective or whatever. I like that one too..
Command I to Invert
Command Shift U to desaturate
type 5 while on a layer to change it to 50% opacity
and of course the old command shift N for a new blank layer
Ok Im looking at that again - Theres some real time savers in there.. No Joke!