🔒Lock layers to avoid accidental movement while editing.
🌈Utilize adjustment layers for limitless color grading possibilities.
🔄Use the fade command (Ctrl+Shift+F) to control the effect of various tools.
⚙️Learn the shortcuts for transforming and copying multiple times (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+T).
🕳️Create knockout text to punch a hole through layers and change text later.
How can I prevent accidental movement in Photoshop?
—You can prevent accidental movement by locking layers in Photoshop. Simply click on the lock icon in the Layer panel to prevent any movement or transformation.
How can I achieve limitless color grading options in Photoshop?
—You can achieve limitless color grading options in Photoshop by using adjustment layers. Simply click on the Adjustment Layer icon and choose the desired adjustment, such as Gradient Map or Color Balance, to experiment with different looks.
How can I control the effect of various tools in Photoshop?
—You can control the effect of various tools in Photoshop by using the fade command. Simply press Ctrl+Shift+F (Command+Shift+F on Mac) to open the Fade dialog box, where you can adjust the opacity of the applied effect.
What are the shortcuts for transforming and copying multiple times in Photoshop?
—The shortcuts for transforming and copying multiple times in Photoshop are Ctrl+Alt+Shift+T (Command+Option+Shift+T on Mac). This allows you to repeat the last transformation you applied multiple times by pressing the shortcut combination.
How can I create knockout text in Photoshop?
—To create knockout text in Photoshop, double-click on the text layer to open the Layer Style dialog box. Then, in the Knockout section, select 'Shallow' to punch a hole through the layers below. You can also reduce the Fill Opacity to zero to make the knockout more visible.
00:04Introduction and welcoming viewers to discover hidden Photoshop tricks.
00:32Demonstrating how to lock layers to prevent accidental movement during editing.
01:57Exploring the use of adjustment layers for limitless color grading options.
03:01Introducing the fade command to control the effect of various tools.
05:28Sharing shortcuts for transforming and copying multiple times in Photoshop.
07:25Demonstrating how to create knockout text to punch a hole through layers.
