Photoshop eight tricks

A little trick will bring great convenience to the usual operation

Crysis One: When you need to quickly hide the toolbar and multiple floating panels, click the close button on the panel one by one, and then use it again to open, which is very inconvenient. In fact, you can press the "Shift" and "Tab" keys on the keyboard at the same time, so that the floating panel will immediately hide, disappear from the screen, and then press the two keys at the same time, the panel will appear again; if only press "Tab" key , the toolbar will be hidden together with the floating panel, then press the following key, they will appear at the same time.

Crysis II: In Photoshop, there are many times to modify the value of the settings. In general, there will be a black triangle on the side of the value box. Clicking it will bring up a sliding ruler. You can modify the value by dragging the ruler, but sometimes it will not be accurate. At this time, you can press the down arrow key on the keyboard (each press to increase the value plus one) and the up arrow key (each click on the value minus one), to accurately adjust the value. If you hold down the "Shift" key, then each press increments plus or minus ten.

Crysis 3: When you are using the brush tool, to adjust the opacity, but also open the settings box, very troublesome. At this time, you can directly set the number by pressing the number keys on the keyboard. For example, when you press the "0" key, the opacity is 100%. The "1" key is 10%. Press “4” first and then “5”, then the opacity is 45%, and so on.

Crysis 4: When we want to copy the selected object in the file, use the copy command in the edit menu. Once you copy it, you may not feel the trouble, but if you copy it many times, clicking once will be inconvenient. At this point, you can select the object with the selection tool first, then click on the move tool and hold down "Alt". When the cursor becomes a black-white overlapping two arrows, drag the mouse to the desired position. To copy multiple times, simply repeat the mouse release.

Miji 5: When we need multi-layer selection, we can first use the selection tool to select the area in the file and draw out a selection virtual box; then hold down the "Alt" key when the cursor becomes a lower right corner with a small " - When the "+" sign (which means to reduce the selected area or pixel), pull the second box inside the first box; then hold down the "Shift" key when the cursor becomes a lower right corner With a small "+" large "+" sign, pull the third box in the second box so that the two can be used in turn to make multiple selections. Its practical method can also choose irregular objects and feel it for yourself.

Mi Ji6: When we edit the picture file, sometimes we need to remove the picture color other than the selected object. Then we can press the “Delete” key on the keyboard. The outside of the selection area will become background color or transparent. It depends on you. What is the background setting?

Mi Ji 7: Remove the moire from the scanned image. For printing reasons, we will have some moiré patterns on the computer that is scanned into the computer. If you do this on the basis of the processing, it will affect the future results. You can do this with the "Despeckle" filter in the "Noise" filter, and the picture will become slightly blurred; then use the "Sharpen Edge" in the "Sharpen" filter (note that the setting value is smaller). Deal with it, and you're done, when you use the magnifying tool to observe it will not appear moire.

Mi Ji 8: After we used Photoshop for a while, a lot of pictures and video files have been stored in the folder. When you want to call a file that hasn't been used for a long time, and you forget its file name, you need to open the file in the folder one by one to find it. It's too much trouble. I have an easy way: Photoshop's File menu Automate has a Contact Sheet command that can create a thumbnail for each file in the folder and store it in an image file, which is convenient for future Search and review save you precious time.