Menu and Item Shortcut Keys
Lesson 19 from: Photoshop for Beginners: Essential TrainingMark Wallace
Menu and Item Shortcut Keys
Lesson 19 from: Photoshop for Beginners: Essential TrainingMark Wallace
Lesson Info
19. Menu and Item Shortcut Keys
Lessons
Class Introduction
00:52 2Introducing Photoshop
02:37 3The Class Materials
01:36 4How To Open Files
01:42 5Using The Home Screen
02:35 6Exploring The Interface
03:30 7Getting Additional Help
01:36 8Understanding Workspaces
05:11Tools and The Options Bar
03:50 10Why You Should Use a Tablet
04:31 11Finding Hidden Tools
04:23 12How to See What You’re Working On
08:12 13Selecting Things
08:01 14More Selection Tools
12:25 15Testing the Magic Wand and Quick Selection Tools
07:25 16The History Palette – Undoing Things
05:24 17Resolution and Bit Depth
07:03 18Photoshop Preferences
01:31 19Menu and Item Shortcut Keys
02:39 20Non-Destructive Editing
02:57 21Working with Layers
12:19 22Groovy 3 Exercise
11:43 23Layer Effects and Styles
05:38 24Layer Masks – Karen on Beans
08:33 25Using Adjustment Layers
05:38 26Martian Karen
03:37 27Advanced Compositing Using Layers
08:43 28Non-Destructive Editing Techniques
05:22 29Understanding Smart Objects
07:28 30Smart Sharpen
06:42 31Understanding Histogram
06:24 32Adjusting Curves
03:48 33The Healing Brush Tools
10:26 34The Clone Stamp Tool
07:47 35The Burn and Dodge Tools
05:55 36Understanding RAW Files
01:44 37Adobe Camera Raw
04:18 38XMP Sidecar Files
02:14 39Camera Raw: Edit
12:24 40Camera Raw: Crop & Rotate
03:13 41Camera Raw: Spot Removal
04:56 42Camera Raw: Adjustment Brush
08:17 43Camera Raw: Graduated Filter
05:40 44Camera Raw: Radial Filter
05:11 45Camera Raw: Red-Eye Removal
02:04 46Camera Raw: Snapshots and Presets
09:39 47Neural Filters
10:09 48Portrait Retouching Session
36:53 49Scenic Retouching Session
11:25Lesson Info
Menu and Item Shortcut Keys
once you start using Photoshop a lot, you're gonna be using keyboard shortcuts and menus and you want to make sure that those are customized to work exactly how you want them to behave. And so you can go into Photoshop to the edit menu and at the bottom of the edit menu you have keyboard shortcuts and menus and toolbar. And so we can customize each of these things. So let's go into the keyboard shortcuts. And the funny thing, there's a keyboard shortcuts for keyboard shortcuts. So I click on that, you can see that we have keyboard shortcuts for the application menus for the panel menus for the tools and the task spaces. So let's just look at an application menu. Something like edit. So this is a thing that you would use a lot. So the edit up here, you'll see that we have shortcut keys for each of those. Maybe you want to change one. Well you can't. So for example undo is command Z. If you wanted that to be something else, like command one, you could say make it command one. Now Photosh...
op is telling me, hey, command one is already in use and it will be changed from view 100% if you accept this, I don't want to change that at all. And so I'm going to escape out of there. I'm gonna hit the escape key and not change that. But you can change your different shortcut keys by either adding or subtracting them in this menu, it's really a powerful thing and if you're not sure what a keyboard shortcut is for something, you can always just dive around here and look and you can see every single keyboard shortcut that is in the keyboard shortcuts. All right. So I'm going to cancel this really quickly and let's talk about one other thing. So if I hit edit menus, you can do the same thing with your menus. So sometimes you'll have things that are not in the menus. So for example, file clear recent file list does not show up in my file menu. I can make it show up by hitting this or I can make it disappear by clicking this. So you can see different things to say, you know what, I'm never going to use that. Turn that off. So it doesn't clutter up my workspace and you can do this for all of the different file menus, the plug ins menu, the Windows menu, the help menu, the filter menu, etcetera. And so you can do that for application menus and for the panel menus. So you can turn these on and off as you need. So as we discussed earlier, you can take Photoshop and customize it exactly to the way that you need it to work. So, if there are tools that you see popping up in Photoshop that you never use their just cluttering up your workspace, you can delete them and you can make Photoshop look exactly the way you want it to work. It's really pretty spectacular
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Ratings and Reviews
Katie
Mark did a great job at explaining things and going over them multiple times throughout the lessons. My only issue was that sometimes it went a little faster than I could keep up and I needed to rewind it a bit and start again. But from someone who has never worked in photoshop before I 100% recommend this class to anyone trying to learn.