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Apr 23, 2012 - You can use some software called AutoHotKey to map whatever character you want on your keyboard to the Photoshop defaults. You can also hold alt and scroll up or down to zoom in/out. You can hold Ctrl+Alt+RightClick and move the cursor left or right to increase/decrease brush size.

Fireater989 Says:

Apr 23, 2012 - I use this too. Right clicking on the canvas also brings up a small brush dialog at the cursor

s427 Says:

Apr 6, 2012 - FYI, you can use Ctrl+Alt+RightClick (hold it) and move your cursor left or right to modify brush size, and up or down to modify brush hardness. I know it sounds complicated, but now that I got used to it I use it all the time.

soulburn3d Says:

Mar 30, 2012 - Because, you can see all of your other layers behind your current layer or in front, but you can't see them in front and behind at the same time. So if you have 3 layers, and want to edit the 2nd layer, there's no way to see the first layer below and the 3rd layer above while liquifying the second like it'll appear in your final image. If liquify were in the main interface klike a normal transform tool, it would do this automatically.

mdpocoroba Says:

Mar 29, 2012 - ppi, not dpi unless the image is on press where dpi interprets image ppi.

mdpocoroba Says:

Mar 29, 2012 - Photoshop/Preferences/Interface/Appearance/Color Theme

mdpocoroba Says:

Mar 29, 2012 - Agreed. That's why Adobe provided a control to change it, which I did.

mdpocoroba Says:

Mar 29, 2012 - PSD files are even larger than TIF. Some files can easily surpass 1 GB if they contain a lot of Photoshop layers and I've worked on plenty of them. The RAW files from the 60 megapixel PhaseOne camera here are around 60 megabytes. That's 8984 x 6732 pixels or 29.947" x 22.44", exported @ 300 ppi. 1200ppi is severe overkill and only serves to quickly eat up your drive space. 300ppi is magazine quality resolution and nothing higher is ever really necessary.

mdpocoroba Says:

Mar 29, 2012 - Why not just select the Show Backdrop options in the Liquify tool panel which enables file layers to be viewed along with the layer you're editing in Liquify?

senorita016 Says:

Mar 28, 2012 - I've got a problem with liquify filtr in Ps CS6 with trial licence, when I want to use it, application turns off, and my ORIGINAL Windows 7 cannot find the solution:/

emillyngbo Says:

Mar 28, 2012 - Thanks for the tip, switched it out with "go to next/previous brush" - . and , I guess my comment came out of general frustration with what I consider very bad inter-program optimization. I.e. almost all tools have different shortcuts across Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign and After Effects -- and work differently. For example, why on earth have pen tool work differently? Different shortcut, different workflow, different modifier keys and different options. You cannot justify this sloppiness!

iAdrianT Says:

Mar 28, 2012 - I'm an European and I had a keyboard with [] and all shit since my first PC ('95). You can always change the brush size from the screen ...

pixelgrease1 Says:

Mar 27, 2012 - Here's how to fix not having '[' and ']' keys: - Open "Keyboard shortcuts..." (on Windows it is above Preferences on the Edit menu, not sure on Mac) - Switch "Shortcuts For:" to Tools - Scroll down to "Decrease Brush Size" and choose something appropriate on your keyboard If it helps, I'll torture myself to try to feel your pain: àáéêíóüã¡¡. Nope. Not it. What you are going through *is* worse. Brush size requiring modifier keys is horrible. For heavens sake, change your brush size shortcut!!!

TechDaddyK Says:

Mar 26, 2012 - I'm sure it's faster, but did anyone else notice that she edited the CS5 version while the background save was still active (hurting performance?) and the CS6 version after the save finished?