A quick follow-up to my previous zoom tip. If you ever need a quick way to fit an image in the working window, all you have to do is double-click the Hand Tool in the toolbox.
Just as easy I’m sure you’ll agree?
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If you ever need a quick way to get an image in Photoshop back to 100% zoom view, all you have to do is double-click the Zoom Tool in the toolbox.
How easy was that?
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Let’s assume you have some text on a layer that you’d like to apply a drop shadow to:
step 1: In the Layers palette, make sure the layer containing the text you want to add a drop shadow to is selected [just click on the layer once if it’s not selected].
step 2: Click the Layer Styles […]
How many times have you thought the Toolbox takes up too much space in Photoshop, but closing it is the wrong option because a few seconds later, sure as eggs, you’ll need to choose a tool?
Relax, there’s an easy solution [actually there’s usually an easy solution to everything in Photoshop, it’s just a question of […]
First things first - fill a layer with your Foreground color.
Click on the Create a New Layer icon in the Layers palette and press Alt-Backspace on your PC (Option-Delete on a Mac) to fill it with your Foreground color.
Make your rulers visible - press Control-R (Command-R on a Mac) and drag a guide down from […]
Another [useless?] Photoshop tip…..
If you ever wanted a quick way to find a particular color’s web value and then make it available to your clipboard, just follow the steps below:
- open an image in Photoshop [I’m using CS1]
- choose the eyedropper tool
- right-click whichever color you need the value of [zoom in if necessary]
- choose […]
Here’s a useful shortcut for Photoshop CS on a PC. When you want a clean, no-guides look on your page (actually by clean I mean no ruler guides, no gridlines, no slices, no selection edges), just press Control+H to make them disappear.
This is one of those really useful tips that for some reason I can never remember, so I’m going to go ahead and post it here for future reference. I’ve lost track of the number of times I’ve wanted to change a font, a color or some other property of the Character pallette across […]
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