tips and tricks section of the Photoshop User Magazine is full of handy and usfull tips that will enhance your workflow, I will share in this blog post post some of the tricks I found useful.
Adding New Text in Photoshop
A common challenge in
Photoshop is to add new text amidst existing layers. Picture this – you're
crafting a composition with multiple text elements, and every time you try to
introduce new words using the Type tool, Photoshop ends up selecting an
existing, possibly hidden, text layer.
However, there's a neat trick to bypass this issue. Simply hold down the Shift key while clicking with the Type tool, and a new text layer each time wherever you click.
Filling Layers in Photoshop
To fill a layer or a selected area with the foreground
color, Option-Delete on a Mac (or Alt-Backspace on a PC) does the trick. Need
the background color instead? Command-Delete for Mac users, and Ctrl-Backspace
for those on PCs, are your go-to shortcuts. But what if your layer is a
delicate web of pixels and transparency? Fear not, adding the Shift key to
these combinations (like Shift-Option-Delete on Mac or Shift-Alt-Backspace on
PC) fills your desired area while preserving the transparency.
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