Now you should see a red preview of the brush hardness and size but if you don’t, don’t worry about it, it’ll still work – (it’s to do with the graphics card on your machine as to whether you can see it or not). This sounds confusing but is a really handy shortcut for once again, making your brush larger or smaller, if you drag left and right, or softer and harder, if you drag up and down. Ctrl Alt click and drag (Mac) or Alt Right Click and drag (PC) Just hold down Shift and keep pressing the left or the right square bracket to make your brush softer or harder.
Shift and [ = Makes your brush softer and Just keep hitting either one and you will change your brush size appropriately. Just the letter F! What the F key does is, it changes your screen mode so you can go between standard screen, full screen and full screen without the menus or panels. If you’re like me you’ve got panels all over the show and this is a really easy way of working. Shift tab is really cool because if you hold down the shift key and then press tab you can hide all of your panels but not the tools, so you can work away with your tools then just shift tab to bring back to panels. This is one of those Photoshop shortcuts that if you don’t know about it and you hit by mistake, you will wonder where your tools have all disappeared to! Well tab again and to bring them back! 2. The tab key will show and hide all of your panels and toolbar.
Photoshop shortcuts can really speed up your workflow, so we’re going to share our favourite top 10.
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