After the conclusion of the Adobe MAX conference in May, I posted a news item about how you could watch some of the best MAX sessions on Adobe TV. This past weekend, I got around to watching one that is an absolute must-see if you’re a Photoshop user (which I realize in many creative circles is the equivalent of breathing air): Photoshop Power Shortcuts by Michael Ninness. It’s got over an hour of tips, tricks, and keyboard shortcuts that are so simple and useful that you’ll be pausing the video to immediately go try them out. And if you can’t invest an hour to watch the whole thing, just click to a random part of the video and watch it for five minutes. I bet you’ll learn at least one thing to help you use Photoshop better.
This article was last modified on July 20, 2021
This article was first published on June 3, 2013
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