/r/photoshop
Welcome to the Adobe Photoshop subreddit. This group is for general questions, tricks, techniques, troubleshooting and so forth.
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You can post content you have made with Photoshop as long as you have actually put some effort in.
Don't use the subreddit as a personal art gallery You can share your creations, but you must wait at least 10 days before posting more. You can share several works at once by making an album.
Also consider being an active member of the community by commenting on others' posts and helping users solve their problems.
Digital paintings should be posted on a more relevant subreddit, such as /r/DigitalPainting
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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).
Photoshop CS2 is NOT (and has never been) free.
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/r/photoshop
I was using remove tool on an object blocking the pillar and I guess it made this?
I am working on a project where I want to take a base graphic and change it to a number of specific colors.
The starting graphic is pretty basic but does have some gradient/semi transparent portions so simply color filling doesnt work.
I have been able to get it to work using a hue and saturation adjustment layer with a clipping mask but the issue I am having now is I have 20 specific RGB colors I want to set it to and playing with the sliders is very manual.
My first thought was to convert the starting RGB and ending RGB values to HSL values to better see what I need to shift on the adjustment layer (for example, if the starting color is a hue of 230 and the ending color is a hue of 250, I need to adjust the hue by +20). Doing this for all 3 has gotten me close (the color is actually a bit off but manually adjusting saturation it lightness I have been able to git it pretty close in a few seconds.
This seems like something that should be a pretty common thing to do. Does anyone know a better way to do this or maybe a site/tool where I can simply input two RGB values and it will calculate the adjustment needed?
With just one photo being edited, at size 6000x4000 all of my memory is being used (I have 32 gigs of ram) i510400, Rtx 2060 6gb Vram. Most of the memory goes when using the Remove tool, and when using any AI. When the memory runs out, Photoshop crashes and I have to restart Photoshop, this has been happening for about 4 months, before I edited batches in Photoshop and never had any problems. Memory usage in preference is 70%.In Lightroom I can use all the AI and place as many photos as I want without running out of memory.Does anyone know any solution?
I need preferably a photoshop artist to work closely with me on a children's book. I tried the fiver website but it makes you work with artists through the website. I need to communicate via phone and email, and I need to get a contract signed too. But how do I find someone talented and trustworthy, all without being inundated by folks looking for work?
I know there is an option to run a spell check in the text dropdown manually, but is there any plug-ins or ad ons available to underline or correct misspelled words?
It's difficult to explain with text / images what's going on so I recorded a little video. To be clear about what I'm asking for, I have found a workaround that will allow this particular project to work, so that's not really the kind of advice I'm looking for. I mostly just want to understand why this disparity is happening, or if there's a way to make masks / layer color interpolation to behave the same. Future projects with more complex dithering my workarounds will become exponentially more difficult, so it would be nice if it just worked as expected.
Hey everyone. I just got my Photoshop Professional Certification through my high school's digital art class and have received my badge. What do I do now? I did hear from my teacher that there was a discount that I could get from doing it but I can't find anything anymore. I really don't wanna pay that ridiculous amount for Photoshop so anything count. Please any things helps!
I want to change the background of a Selfie where u see just the head. I tried a few apps but you can always see the lines around the head. I Never tried photoshop is it easy for a beginner to do it ?
i was using photoshop cs6 normaly and now the brush is now like this please help.
I use a Gaomon PD1560 Pen Art Tablet giving full HDMI replication with Photoshop. My Pen can also directly select tool controls in Photoshop; Stamp, Brush, Eraser, etc.
But being able to collect a 'source' from the image to be used by the Clone Stamp or other tool requires pressing the Alt Key (as you all know) and right clicking the source pixels in the image. There seems to be NO way to emulate or duplicate the Alt Key press from the Tablet, and going to the keyboard is a pain in the ass.
Does anyone have a better idea or solution to a work-around for the Alt Key?
Sometimes I like to keep a master file with 80+ layers that need to be exported separately. It seems the default Export -> Layers to Files is extremely slow and adds prefixes to files that I don't want regardless of "File Name Prefix" being empty. My frustration with how long it was taking to export 80-ish layers to new files prompted me to come up with a new script to do the exporting slightly faster. Hopefully this will be helpful to others with the same frustration I've been experiencing.
Script is posted on Github Gist: Photoshop script Export "Layers To Files" (faster than built-in)
A few notes:
- CAUTION: This will overwrite existing files with the same name.
- Each layer name is converted into lowercase and spaces replaced with comma (-)
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
I have photshop 2024 v25.11 installed and i'm trying to install G'MIC into it. Does anyone know how i can install it. Which folder and where is it? I have been trying with plugin folders and it does not work.
I’m trying to help my mom scan and save so old family photos, early 70’s to early 2000’s. A lot of them are fairly yellow or washed out. I don’t have the greatest eyesight and I’m somewhat color blind. I tried some phone apps with AI but those have done horrific things to the faces in the photos. Does anyone have a good how too for adjusting these?
Sorry for bothering, im kinda new to this. I want to add this surrounding thing into my picture(i dont know what to call it, sorry for my bad English) but i don't know how to create it. Is there anything else to create this instead of painting?
My wife and I posed for a photo on our wedding day... Two photos were taken. We both have one good photo and one bad photo. Unfortunately no one photo has both
Does anyone know if there is any user friendly AI system (like a feature in a Google phone or something) that can merge them? Our positioning is nearly identical.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you
My mom is a photography nut and has started working with raw photo files. She is trying to edit them in Photoshop Elements 2024 but gets an error about needing a GPU accelerator. I looked online and the online GPU requirements I could find were that it had to support DirectX 12 which I don't think is the same as this error message.
Can anyone point me in the right direction on GPU requirements? She's looking to buy a new PC, and I don't want her to get one that won't meet this need of hers.
I tried a quick search but couldn't turn up much. I have seen this file type a couple of times when scrolling down to save as PNG and was wondering why they had their own image file format. What's special about/why would I want to use it over other formats?
I was cancelling my subscription before the 14th day mark and Adobe offered me 2 months free instead of cancelling. ButI have a doubt — if I cancel my subscription after taking the offer, will I have to pay the Early Cancellation charge after the two months?
What is this and how to solve it
I don't want to SHARE, I'm not interested in more people helping me, Photoshop's "HELP" is useless to me and the other option to change the workspace is in the options above. They are just options that get in the way and together with my devices that seem to have a will of their own when it comes to linking on their own, they only make me paranoid. Is there a way to make these options stop appearing? (I use Windows 10 by the way). THANKS
Hi,
Recently switched from procreate to photoshop for frame by frame animation and having a hard time exporting stuff. When I play my video on the timeline and set each frame at say 0.05s (to mimic 12 fps), it looks good, but then when I try to export it it doesn't show all of the frames and is way faster/slower. What am I doing wrong? I just do export -> render video and keep the fps the same as it was in the document. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help :)
Hi Guys and hope you’re all well. Recently, someone stole a delivery that was dropped outside my business and I’ve found the footage on CCTV. However, due to it being dark, the number plate showed up bright and unreadable on the footage due to the car’s light shining on it - the cameras I have aren’t high quality and night mode didn’t switch on automatically. I’m very new to photoshopping and requesting any feedback on picture / video settings to expose the number plate? Currently, changing exposure and contrast isn’t working! Thanks guys! (P.S I would share the photo but it would be wrong of me to post a number plate online if anyone figured it out!)
I don't like the new versions of photoshop because for what I do I really don't need all the fancy AI tools and photo-manipulation stuff. I have 2 more keys for photoshop CS5 to use and the laptop I want to get has windows 11. I want to know if the program will run smoothy on that OS before I buy it or if I should get something with win 10 instead.
I know support for CS5 has dropped.
When I try to make a copy of an Artboard, the copied gradient that I used doesn't allign with the new artboard. It still behaves as if it was positioned on the first artboard. Is there any way to make it follow the copy?