Photoshop Keybord Shortcut

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Keybord Shortcuts


After using photoshop for a while, you get tired of going through the menu to click on filters/process you use a lot. Unlike Actions which play sequences of process, Keybord shortcuts control only single processes.

Setting up a shortcut for the motion blur filter:

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1.     In the menu bar goto Edit --> keybord shortcuts or press Ctrl+Shift+alt+K
Before you go gurther, click the drop-down menu beside “shortcuts for” and the subfolders of each one to see that you can set up a shortcut for any process / tool selection etc.

2.     To set up a shortcut for motion blur, goto:

Shortcuts for: Application menu --> filter --> blur --> motion blur

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3.     When you click motion blur, a shortcut field opens beside it. Choose your shortcut by typing.
4.     It you try to pick Ctrl+M for example (the shortcut must include the control button), a yellow warning triangle pops up telling you that this is already being used to add a Curves  adjustment a lot so I picked shift+Ctrl+M instead.

Again the warning pops up explaining that this is already being used to run the ‘Edit in imageready’ command.

I don’t use imageready so I choose to overwrite that command by clicking ‘Accept’.
If I wanted to give ImageReady a new shortcut, I would have clicked ‘Accept and go conflict’ at the bottom of the window.

Now shift+Ctrl+M opens up the Motion Blur dialogue when you are painting.

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