Photoshop Skills Collection 80 (41-60)

41. Hold down the Ctrl key and click on the layer's icon (on the slice board) to load its transparent channel, then hold down the Ctrl+Alt+Shift keys to click on the area where the other layer intersects the transparent channels that select the two layers. The original constituency can be retained.

43. Using the Shift and Alt keys in the Select Box tool:

When you select a picture using the "Select box", you want to expand the selection area, hold down the Shift key, the cursor "+" will become "Ten +", drag the cursor, so that you can expand your site based on the original selection Required selection area. Or select two or more marquees simultaneously in the same subpicture. When you select a picture with the "Select box", you want to subtract the extra picture from the "Select box", hold down the "Alt" button, the cursor "+" will become "Ten-", drag the cursor, then You can leave the picture you need. When using the "select box" to select the picture, you want to get the two marquee superimposed parts, then hold down the "Shift + Alt" key, the cursor "+" will become "10 I", drag the cursor, so you think The necessary part. To get a perfect circle or square in the Marquee, hold down the Shift key.

44. Using the Shift and Alt keys in the Lasso tool:

Increase the selection by pressing the "Shift" key. (The method is the same as 1 in "Select box")

Reduce the selection range Press the "Alt" key. (The method is the same as 2 in "Select box")

Press the "Shift+Alt" key in the area where the two marquees overlap. (The method is the same as 3 in "Select box")

45. Use the Shift and Alt keys in the Magic Wand tool:

Increase the selection by pressing the "Shift" key. (The method is the same as 1 in "Select box")

Reduce the selection range Press the "Alt" key. (The method is the same as 2 in "Select box")

Press the "Shift+Alt" key in the area where the two marquees overlap. (The method is the same as 3 in "Select box")

Third, shortcut keys

46. ​​You can use the following shortcut keys to quickly browse your image:
Home scrolls to the top left corner of the image; End scrolls to the bottom right corner of the image; Page UP scrolls above the image; Page Down scrolls to the bottom of the image; Ctrl+Page Up scrolls to the left of the image; Ctrl+Page Down scrolls To the right of the image.

47. Press Ctrl+Alt+0 to display the image 1:1.

48. When you want to "tighten" (adjust the space between individual letters), first click between the two letters, then press the Alt key and use the left and right arrow keys to adjust.

49. Restore the settings in the dialog box to the default. After holding down the Alt key, the Cancel key will become the Reset key, and then click the Reset key.

50. To quickly change the value displayed in the dialog box, first click on that number with the mouse and place the cursor in the dialog box. Then you can use the up and down arrow keys to change the number. If you press the Shift key before changing the value with the arrow keys, the value changes faster.

51. In addition to the familiar keyboard shortcuts Ctrl+Z (which allows you to freely switch between history and current state), Photoshop 6.0 also adds Shift+Ctrl+Z (used to continuously recover in accordance with *). ) and Alt + Ctrl + Z (allows the user to follow * in order to gradually cancel *) two shortcut keys. Press Ctrl+Alt+Z and Ctrl+Shift+Z to go backwards and forwards in history, respectively (or use the menus in the History panel to use these commands).

52. Fill function:

Shift+Backspace opens the fill dialog;

The Alt+Backspace and Ctrl+Backspace key combinations fill the foreground and background colors respectively.

Press Alt+Shift+Backspace and Ctrl+Shift+Backspace to fill only the existing pixels (keeping the transparent area) when filling the foreground and background colors.

53. The D and X keys on the keyboard quickly switch the foreground and background colors.

54. Use any drawing tool to draw a straight stroke: click the mouse at the starting point, hold down the Shift key, and then move the cursor to the ending point to click.

55. When you open the Curve dialog box, press the Alt key and click the curve box to make the grid lines finer. Then click the mouse to restore the original shape.

56. After selecting a range using the Rectangle (ellipse) selection tool, press and hold the mouse, and then press the space bar to adjust the position of the marquee as desired. After the release, you can adjust the size of the selection.

57. Add a rectangle or ellipse drawn outward from the center. In any of the additional selection areas, first press the Shift key to drag the mask tool for the rectangle or ellipse, then release the Shift key, then press the Alt key, and finally the pine Open the mouse button and release the Alt key. Press Enter or Return to close the slider box. To cancel the change, press the Escape key (Esc). To increase or decrease the value in 10% increments when you open the Pop-up Slider dialog box, hold down the Shift key and press the Up Arrow or Down Arrow key.

58. To preview the CMYK mode color of the RGB mode image on the screen, execute the “View” → “New View” command first, then generate a new view and execute the “View” → “Preview” → “CMYK” command. , you can view the two modes of images at the same time for comparison and analysis.

59. Press the Shift key to drag the marquee tool to limit the marquee to square or circular; press the Alt key to drag the marquee tool to draw the marquee from the center; press Shift+Alt key to drag the marquee tool to draw the square from the center Or round box.

60. To prevent the selection box from sticking to the picture border when using the cutting tool, hold down the Ctrl key while dragging the control point on the selection box of the clipping tool. (to be continued)