While I was writing the previous post in the blog, I played with shortcuts and pressed Shift-Ctrl-Alt-K. And what do you think happened? A whole dialog for viewing and modifying the shortcuts.
There you can see the shortcuts for the menu, for tool bar and palette menus. And you can generate an HTML page with all the shortcuts.

Have you ever applied some sophisticated curves directly to a layer and then decided to change a bit? At least I have. And to do so, I had to do the same sophisticated curves once more time. Not very grattifying, is it? Well there is a solution.

Usually to invoke curves dialog I press Ctrl-M and then you change it and press OK. And as soon you clicked OK, you cannot change it? Wrong. Simply undo the last changes and press Ctrl-Alt-M, and the dialog with last curves will appear. Yes, Photoshop remembers the changes and allows you to apply or change them over and over, and not only in the current image - any document you open before you close the Photoshop.

I just finished the article on applying a makeup to a portrait. There are three steps: rejuvinate (remove wrinkles and blemishes), add glow and apply tan. Let me know what you think.

Rarely when you find a good website or blog related to photography. But here is a jewel, which is called Digital Photography Journal. They have almost everything - news, reviews, photography tips, business of photography, photoshop techniques and even directory of websites. Check it out - you won't regret. This a good material for your bookmark.

Some days we wander in the maze of world wibe web and bump into things. Some of those things are worthy for a second look or a bookmark. And here is a list of some, which I found just recently:

• Professional Photography 101
• Computer Darkroom
• Digital Light & Color
• Lexar - Pro Photographer Corner