Here is a link of a video showing how Ctrl+J in photoshop works as it will do a better way of showing what happens with it. This allows you to close all the opened files in your Photoshop session. It would be cool if PhotoGimp worked the same way. Tips: You can select multiple layers and duplicate them at the same time if you hold the control or command button and click on the layers.
#SHORTCUT TO DUPLICATE WINDOWS PHOTOSHOP CODE#
Zoom In/Zoom Out In case you need to examine miniature details in your shot, make use of Cmd+ Photoshop keyboard shortcut on Mac or Ctrl+ on Windows respectively. Answer: To duplicate a layer, press code control+J/code on Windows or code command+J/code on macOS. One way is to open the Preferences window and select the General tab. Cmd+Shift+Z or + Ctrl+Shift+Z Photoshop keyboard shortcuts enable moving forward again. How do I change the shortcut in after effects There are a few ways to change the shortcut in After Effects. This will have then created a new layer with the previous selection within it. If you just want to return several steps back, press Cmd+Z (for macOS) or Ctrl+Z (for Windows). This can be accomplished in Gimp by making a Lasso selection in an area and right-click Select>Float or the keyboard shortcut is Shift+Ctrl+L and then anchor it down within the layer. In Photoshop if you select a layer with an image in it, then make a lasso selection (or something similar) and then press Ctrl+J it will only move the lasso selection into the new layer as a smart object and nothing else. This comes in handy when you are scrapbooking and you want a duplicate of a flower, make a copy of a photo or even make a copy of a section of paper. In Photoshop, you can copy and duplicate layers by selecting the layer you want to copy or duplicate, pressing Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac), and then. To move and adjust this new copy, be sure yous are in the right layer before making any changes. By hitting Ctrl + J on your keyboard, you will be duplicating whatever it is you have selected. The object yous duplicated will appear in a new layer on peak of the original object layer. Ctrl+J in photoshop creates a duplicate of the selected layer (as you have shown in the image above can also be accomplished by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+D) but there is an extra caveat to it which could be the bug. This is a Photoshop shortcut will DUPLICATE a selected layer.
I think there is a little confusion with the report as I do believe there may be a bug here (but it could be with Gimp itself).
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