Every Photoshop Shortcut You Need to Know for Mac and PC
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
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In this tutorial I will teach you EVERY shortcut you need to know in Photoshop! And I'll teach you the MAC and the PC (Windows) version. More than 100 shortcuts in total, you're guaranteed to learn a few NEW shortcuts that will speed up your workflow.
The tutorial is divided into sections, which you can jump to here:
Program Basics - 1:30
Tools - 4:37
Navigation & Layers - 12:08
Selections - 21:12
Actions - 23:07
Blending Modes - 28:16
Painting - 31:19
Typography - 36:18
Custom Shortcuts - 40:20
Learning shortcuts will drastically speed you up in Photoshop!
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Thank you about your video, very helpful!
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Very helpful and very clear as always. Thank you.
thank you for this video and the released PDF I personally loved the most. keep doing great.
Thank you. Many I knew but others will be very helpful
I have been a grading artist for the past 5 years I am a windows user ...I know most of the shortcuts and I use them frequently ... I am planning to move my works on mac os ....this video is so helpful
very helpful - thank you
Thank you so much!!! MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Thank you!
Thanks dude for putting the time and making this. Pretty new at PS so I took the notes stick it to my laptop and gonnna be using these shortcuts until
They embedded in my head
man, thanks alot!!
thanks a lot, very helpful as always
I am just starting using photoshop, SCARRY! But this video worth a million for anybody who is just starting with PS, AND for the experience guys too. Thank you Rikard.
thanks!
very useful easily found with link
You are awesome man! Really thank you so so much for this. Though, get some rest! You mustve used up all your energy. I would've eyerolled all the way presenting this but really cudos to your patience!
I just wanted to write "take care of you Rikard ! you seem almost breathless" (yes, mum ! 😉). Thank you so much for your explanations, always very understandable !
GREATLY BRIEFED!! In terms of using Ps shortkeys from different Os(Win to Mac)..
Muchas gracias.
Very good video
Very helpful
Verry helpful
This tutorial video is without a doubt the MOST comprehensive and thorough video I have ever seen on RUclips on the subject of using shortcut keys. I have only one question. This pertains to Photoshop, specifically PS 2024. I just got PS CC 2024 and suddenly feel like I have gone back 15 years in my knowledge of Photoshop. My question: How does one go backward in "history states" in PSCS6 (basically multiple UNdo's). I have always used; CMD+Option+Z but this doesn't seem to work in PS 2024. (I work in a iMac, running Mac OS Sonoma). I checked Photoshop "Settings" but didn't find anything specific to my question. Your advise would be extremely appreciated.
Cmd-Z will continue to move you backward in your history state. To redo, use Shift-Cmd-Z. Let me know if that solves it for you.
@@nuclylearn Thanks for the reply Nucly but Cmd-Z simply performs "Undo" and if pressed again, a "Redo". This shortcut (in PS 25.5.1) does not move backwards in the history state. I discovered (basically by accident) that after navigating (in Photoshop) to: Edit > Keyboard shortcuts > Applications Menus (a tab) > there is an option to choose "Use Legacy Undo Shortcuts". I checked this box. As far as I see, this seems to allow me to use CMD+Option+Z that results in moving backwards in the History state. (But I am having problems with other things in this version of PS which I am going to have to take up with Adobe Support. I am beginning to hate technology. Seems like all I'm doing lately is spending time troubleshooting tech problems..........and 99% of the time I'm finding that it's not something I am doing wrong but rather because of some goofy changes and/or some bug that Apple or other developers have created).
Very thorough. Thank you. I could not find the pdf in the description. Do you have it on your website?
If you follow the first link, you'll be prompted to put in your email. From there, you'll get an email with login detail to the Nucly library, where you can download the PDFs.
@@nuclylearn . I am sorry but I don't see a link anywhere on the page. Usually, there either notes or a down arrow to expand your notes. I do not see it anywhere.
@@stephencampbell7395 I responded to your email.
@@nuclylearn Thank you very much. I am all set. Appreciate your prompt follow up.
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It would be better to have Chinese subtitles, thank you
This video doesn't need to be this long