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I’m constantly reminded that different people use different shortcuts to accomplish the same tasks. For example, I typically tap “G” to go to the Grid view and “D” to move to the Develop module, However, each module also has its own shortcut:

• Command + Option (Mac) / Control + Alt (Win) + 1  moves to the Library module.

• Command + Option (Mac) / Control + Alt (Win) + 2  moves to the Develop module.

• Command + Option (Mac) / Control + Alt (Win) + 3  moves to the Slideshow module.

• Command + Option (Mac) / Control + Alt (Win) + 4  moves to the Print module.

• Command + Option (Mac) / Control + Alt (Win) + 5  moves to the Web module.

• Command + Option (Mac) / Control + Alt (Win) + Up arrow moves to the previous module.

• Command + Option (Mac) / Control + Alt (Win) + left/right arrow moves back/forward through the recently viewed modules.

There are additional options within Vanishing Point such as Returning a 3D layer to Photoshop and Exporting the grid to After Effects (accessed using the small drop down menu next to the Edit Plane tool). Plus:
Command (Mac) / Control (Win) + E will export to a DFX file (Photoshop Extended only)
Command (Mac) / Control (Win) + Shift +E will export to a 3DS file (Photoshop Extended only)
Command (Mac) / Control (Win) + Shift + H to hide measurements (Photoshop Extended only).