Selecting Skew, Distort And Perspective From The Keyboard Perspective mode can create some simple 3D-style effects. Just as we've seen a couple of times already, if you include the Alt (Win) / Option (Mac) key as well, you'll resize it from its center: To resize something with Free Transform, hold down your Shift key, which will constrain the aspect ratio and prevent you from distorting the original shape, as you drag any of the corner handles. You don't want the person in the photo to suddenly appear tall and skinny or short and fat because you've reshaped the image. For example, you may need to make a photo smaller so it fits better in a collage or other design layout. Sometimes that's what we want, but more often, we just want to resize something, making it smaller or larger overall but keeping the original shape intact.
They may be wider, thinner, taller or shorter, but they no longer look the way they did originally. One potential problem when reshaping things with Free Transform is that, well, we've reshaped them. On the “Keyboard Shortcuts and Menus” window that opens, click the “Set” drop-down menu and choose “Photoshop Defaults.Drag any of the corner handles to adjust the width and height together.
To do this, open Photoshop and select Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts from the menu bar. RELATED: How to Enable Photoshop's Old Undo Keyboard Shortcuts This brings all of your shortcuts back to their defaults. Photoshop makes it easy to reset the keyboard shortcuts should you wish to revert all of your changes. Assign a unique shortcut to each tool to quickly access it. For example, Crop Tool and Perspective Crop Tool use the same shortcut.
File > Export > Save for Web: This already has a keyboard shortcut assigned to it, but if you use this feature too frequently, you might want to assign it an easy shortcut.File > Save a Copy: If you prefer saving your images as a copy, use the Save As keyboard shortcut for this option instead.
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