From the course: Photoshop CC 2017 One-on-One: Fundamentals
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Switching between open images - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop CC 2017 One-on-One: Fundamentals
Switching between open images
- In this movie I'll show you how to switch between open images inside Photoshop. Now, you can open just about as many images as you want in the program, assuming that you have a sufficient amount of memory. In my case, I have a total of five images open, and you can tell that's the case by the appearance of these five title tabs up here at the top of the screen. So if you want to switch from one image to another, all you have to do is click on its tab, like so. You can also switch between images from the keyboard by pressing control + tab, and that's the control key on the pc and the control key on the Mac. So this is a function of pressing control + tab on either platform. Now, there's also that shortcut that might be more familiar to you Macintosh users, which is command + ~. And the tilde key, by the way, is the one in the upper-left corner of an American keyboard. And notice that I moved from the last image to the first one. So Photoshop goes ahead and cycles you around. You can…
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Navigating your image29s
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Zooming in and out5m 48s
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Using the more precise Zoom tool6m 29s
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Zooming continuously5m 37s
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Entering a custom zoom value4m 24s
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Scrolling (panning)2m 45s
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A few top-secret scrolling tricks3m 47s
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Switching between open images5m 8s
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Rotating and resetting the view4m 3s
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Cycling between screen modes4m 20s
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Using the Navigator panel5m 23s
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Panels and workspaces8m 6s
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Updating a workspace3m 29s
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A few very important preferences7m 49s
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Reassigning Spotlight (Mac only)3m 28s
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