In the previous article " Essentials for Getting Started: Explanation of 10 Commonly Used Functions in PS (Collection)", I introduced you to 10 practical tips for PS, which will help improve your Ways to work efficiently and effectively. The following article will share with you the top 10 shortcut keys commonly used in PS practical operations. These shortcut keys can improve your work efficiency and make your operation more professional.
1.Ctrl L
,Quickly adjust the color levels
Scope of application: When you need to increase the contrast of the picture, it is an essential tool for color correction. It will be used in most situations. The advantage is that it saves time.
2.Ctrl M
,Quickly call out the curve
##Applicable scope : Fine-tune the picture, including contrast, color, etc. 3.
Alt Shift Ctrl E,
Stamp layer
##applies Scope: Present the current operation effect on one layer. Even if you want to continue effects such as color adjustment, cutout, and halo in the future, the previous effect layer will not be destroyed.
4.
Ctrl i, Inverse operation
Applicable scope: When presenting objects with sharp edges and corners, the best effect is achieved when the image is in two colors, such as black and white.
5.
Ctrl shift u,Decolor
##Applicable scope: Change hands in color or paint in black, white and gray tones for a stylish look.
6.Ctrl j
,Copy the layer directly
##Applicable scope: You need to directly copy a certain layer to save the original image of the image so that you can test or modify it at any time. 7.
Alt Ctrl Z,
Restore previous operations step by stepScope of application: The current operation is not satisfactory and the previous operation needs to be restored (undone). 8.
Shift Ctrl i,
Inverse selectionApplicable scope : Use the selection tool with inverse selection. 9.
Ctrl R,
Show/hide ruler##Applicable scope : Use the ruler to locate precise objects. 10.Ctrl s
,Quick save
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