/r/photoshop
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You can post content you have made with Photoshop as long as you have actually put some effort in.
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The cheapest way to get Photoshop is with the Photography Plan, which includes Lightroom and costs about $10/month depending on where you are. And yes, it's cheaper than getting PS alone (long story, don't ask).
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/r/photoshop
I can't because it is not available for direct purchase in Iraq. I need it for my job I have a MacBook Air M2 btw
Are there any improved methods with the latest Photoshop that can help make a watermark harder to remove with AI?
How do I achieve this text effect? I'm trying to incorporate it in the same way as you have seen in the thumbnail
I keep getting an error that my scratch disks are full but I have 100Gb free on my harddrive. I'm pulling my hair out. Any tips would be awesome! I have searched everywhere and done everything I have read and nothing works.
Can anyone explain to me how they make this photo ?
I want to make a net with object inside of it and trying to use the liquify tool to achieve this with a PNG texture. But when I try is make the liquified and unliquidated net visible at the same time and I can't see what I'm doing because of it.
Example
I need to be able to see all the layers so I can't put the net layer as the only visible one.
I use Radiant Photo (Captain Sparrow version). Stand alone is fine, but when I use it in Photoshop/filter, I get this annoying nagscreen. How to get rid of it?
I read online that in a professional setting, photos are usually edited in 16 bit, then converted to 8 bit before exporting
Based on what I know, 'bit' refers to the amount of data used to represent the color values in an image. So 16 bit has much more detail because it can represent a wider range of colors
Here comes my confusion... but if you convert an 16 bit image to 8 bit, won't all those extra details go away, because 8 bit can't display the extra values in 16 bit? Also, what if I'm starting with an 8 bit photo? Does the same advice still apply: eg I convert it to 16 bit then back to 8 bit when it's ready to export?
any tips or criticisms?
I'm working on a secure site with no internet access. Photoshop can't phone home to Mummy so quits.
This is the first time I've used PS offline. It does give me the option to save - thank goodness.
The workpath i made perfectly outline the O and Y shape I made, but i havent been able to find any info online on how i could generate a path that perfectly centers between the workpath. The red line is the general shape (obviously not that messy) that i am looking for. Yes i know this is way easier on adobe illustrator, but i desire this on photoshop. PLEASE HELP
I know that there are apps where you can add photos to a background , for ex a picture of someone that has passed away, often of animals. A person did it for me when my dog died and now I want to do it to a friend. I have imikimi but I couldn’t find any halos.
I have Photoshop CS6 and using it in Win 8.1 Pro (64-Bit), so the "clouds" and "difference clouds" are missing from the "render" option under the Filters Menu.
When I look in the file folders, there is one "Clouds.8bf" file. Please help, how do I fix my photoshop cs6 so i can have "Clouds" and "Difference Clouds"?
I have an old macbook that my brother restored. When I had opened the macbook a couple of years ago it was working as if it was 2009 and I was able to use CS3 with no problems. I had specifically asked him not to connect to the internet, but he had forgotten about that and did. Not sure if this is what caused it, but now when I open CS3, it's asking me to activate CS3 over the internet, and is asking for an activation code.
Anyone have any advice on how to go around this, or is this a dead end?
Hey all, sorry if this has been asked before but honestly I have no idea what the effect is called.
Looking to create a line effect like the white lines in the background where it goes from thick to thin at the top.
Thank you!
Credit for photo/paint scheme is Ryandaleydesign on Instagram
Hi! I'm a seasoned Photoshop user and from time to time I use the Timeline tool to make frame-by-frame animations for emails and such. For a few days now whenever I try and set the duration of a frame in my timeline, even if it was say 10 seconds, the timeline acts as if there's no duration set at all (the animation will speed through each frame rather than by the increments I set). Has anyone else had this problem? The video timeline functions fine but sometimes all I need to make is a frame by frame and the video timeline is a bit overkill.
Anyways I've tried updated my app, still no luck. Am I missing something?
Hi! So I usually scan my drawings and give them a little fix in Photoshop to remove the background but I always left them in outline/white bg
Today I tried painting one but the paper's texture came through and looks weird; I'd never noticed this before
How I usually remove the bg
Image -> Mode -> Grayscale and then Select -> Load Selection -> Channel -> Background Gray and hit Ok. From there I simply delete what was selected
How would you do it in order to get rid of that paper texture?
FYI: The "Remove background" feature often removes parts of the drawing hence why I don't use it
Also, added this image with a dark gray bg because it shows the most with dark colors
Thanks!
For those familiar with Photoshop - I use Photoshop to edit various kinds of designs both for work and personal projects. Whenever I save the .PSD files, I always save them directly to the USB thumb drive plugged into my computer, never directly to my PC. I recently (stupidly) broke the thumb drive and don't have a backup for it.
Is there any way I can access copies of those .PSD files somewhere in my computer/Photoshop's cache? I would say its around ~100 files dating back to April 2024.
I have a Thinkpad running Windows 11 and Photoshop 25.6.0 (?) Not sure. Any help would be appreciated.
After spending a couple of hours last night editing a photo and finally getting a result I was happy with, I go to export only to find the result is drastically different than how it appeared in PS. After trying a few different export options, making sure to embed profile and all that jazz, I went to check the working space colour profile and low and behold it was set to Prophoto RGB instead of sRGB. Is there any way I can correct this without having to trash the previous 2 hours of work? The Prophoto>sRGB transition is resulting in losing a tonne of detail in the darks and brightening the highs, but not as bad as what's happening to the darks. Appreciate any help
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Hello! I’m here to ask you pretty people for help with this thumbnail style.
Does anyone have a tutorial for such thumbnail?
Title. Curious how to get this effect and what blur was used.
Running the latest version of photoshop , and Sequoia 15.0
I'm trying to make the background of this photo darker and also keep the subject as light as possible, so the focus is on them. I'm trying to do this without cutting out the subject and stuff like that. Can anyone help? I'll also attach the inspiration I have for the edit.