Thanks Matt, very useful tips for me. Much appreciated.

Thank you Matt. Great tips! Love your less-than-15-minute videos! Love your composits too. Not many photographers are such good designers. We can see how highly skilled you are, in the trade!

You are always great Matt, Bravo 👍

Thanks Matt. Once again you gave some great practical tips. Always helpful.

Thanks Matt... have been wanting to know how to turn off layers easily. Great tips as always!

Great tips, I've been doing sooooo many of these things the long/wrong way. Real time savers!!!! Thanks for taking the time.

10 excellent tips, most of them I didn't know! Many thanks for sharing - always enjoy your tutorials Matt. Stay safe and healthy. Cheers and thanks from Montréal.

Great tips Matt as always love the videos 😁

Excellent tips. Thank you!

Awesome Matt. Thanks :)

Thank you, some I knew and some i didn't but it is a good list of helpful tips.

Bravo!! Great tips Matt!!! Thank you!!!

Thanks. A great reminder on the use of short cuts that have an impact on your workflow.

Nice and useful video again. Thanks for all of yours tips, Matt. 👏

Great, Great, Great! Thank you Matt for this.

Very Useful tips thanks Mat.

Great tips there. Thanks for the info. Newbie in photoshop and didn’t realise how useful the Alt and Ctrl keys were 👍

Awesome. And thanks for leaving in the “mistake”. I have the same problem with monitors. I’d love to hear you talk more about how you address that issue.

The eyeball click-n-drag trick was new to me. Thanks, Matt.

Thanks, I didn't know about fast duplicate and some other stuff :)

Great ones!

Thanks Matt; great tips, I don't know how you remember them all ...

THANK YOU.

Thanks, Matt! Some ones here that are gonna help me a lot :-). Take care

Thanks Matt, very useful and time saving. I need to keep practicing using these tips or else they slip out of my memory bank 😳

Hi Matt thank you wry much for those tips. Have a nice day

Thank you, Matt. I completely agree re monitor resolution. I wouldn't want a 4K monitor for post-processing or compositing. I'm sure there are others who would disagree, but that's is my preference

Thanks!

Matt thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have a question for you: Is there any shortcut to switch between the layer above or below the one you are working on?

Hope this were correct: Mac/win 1. Ctrl+opt (mac)/ alt + right click (win) and drag to left or right=change brush size. Drag up/down to change brush hardness. 2. Opt / alt click on layer= to zoom in to the layer object 3. Check “content aware” on top menus to fill in empty space after cropping 4. Choose “On Layer” view in ‘Select and mask’ to view composite object in real layout 5. Hold ‘shift” to switch tool within group tool. 6. Click and drag eyedropper to pick color from anywhere in monitor 7. Hold opt/alt to copy duplicate anything: object, layer style etc 8. Cmnd/ctrl+add layer to add layer underneath active layer. Hold opt/alt+add masking to get hide mask (dark mask) 9. Change layer thumbnail size: Dropdown menu on “layer” window: Choose “Panel Option” 10. Click and drag up/down “eyeball” to activate/deactivate layer

Brush resize with the mouse is better then keyboard, cause up and down changes hardness

im a big photoshop noob. But hey... i knew one trick :D