You just edited your photo and applied a wonderful filter to enhance the image. Now you want to apply the same filter so you use the shortcut key revealed in this blog article: Quick Tip: Filter Tip 2 – Reapplying a Filter in Photoshop Elements or Photoshop. Now you want to apply a different setting to your third image and still use shortcut keys instead of going through the menu.
In this article the shortcut keys for Reapplying Filters with Different Settings will will be revealed!
Using the shortcut keys mentioned in the other article (reapplying a filter with same settings) is fine if you want to use the same settings over and over again, and there are times when you want to do just that.
However, there are times when you want to use a shortcut key to reapply a filter with different settings. This secret keyboard shortcut that many people don’t know about will let you do just that! Press Ctrl + Alt + F (Mac: Command + Option + F). This opens the filter dialog of the last filter you’ve applied—with the previous settings, but you can always change them to whatever you need.
This shortcut tip works in Photoshop Elements or Photoshop!
Try this fun trick and see how it works on some of your digital scrapbooking or photo editing projects too!
Check back for future Filter Tips!
Do you want to know more tricks and tips about filters? Over the next few weeks we giving more helpful information about filters!
So check back often to see the future Filter Helps and Tips!
And if you missed the last Filter Tip then catch up by reading:
Quick Tip: Filter Tip 1 – Quick Tip: Filter Tip 1 – Use a Filter on a photo or in a Digital Scrap Project using Photoshop Elements Or Photoshop
Quick Tip: Filter Tip 2 – Reapplying a Filter in Photoshop Elements or Photoshop
Take a moment in your next digital project to try a filter, and try using this shortcut key too – just for the fun of it!
Have a nice day!
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