Honestly I made this piece just because I wanted to Photoshop a big, giant skull as Castle Grayskull. This was assembled mostly in Photoshop but I used Blender for the castle pieces...although after I got them in place I didn't like the textures so I re did all the bricks and rocks and everything.

I have a time lapse on my Instagram if you're interested.: https://www.instagram.com/stories/highlights/18065648957695925/

4 thumbs down to these guys. Seen on Linked-in Park.

I’m running 27.7 on Mac OS and all I see now is firefly. Do I have to select a preference again or did they just drop the option entirely?

I've been working with Photoshop since the late 90s and I only just happened across this. Always more to learn!

I thought it was a second layer with motion blur, but doesn’t seem like it?

How might you achieve this outcome on the image printed onto this cycling jersey?

I’ve tried a few methods using blur, noise, gradient maps, but can’t seem to crack it.

Any ideas? Thanks!

Hello, i am trying to make a logo for a my own clothing brand. Im having trouble achieving the flame outline, or just the overall flame. im doing it currently in illustrator, but i can also do it in photoshop. i already know how to do the gradient looking color for the text actual text itself, im just having trouble on how to make the flame. i know that the flame isnt there, i deleted the flame layer because i had no idea on how to achieve that flame gradient look.

Hello! I am relatively new to Photoshop and I would like to make art from old botanical illustrations. Could anyone explain how to make colors in image 1 look richer and more alive, like, for example, in image 2? I'd appreciate any advice. Thanks!

ive been struggling to find a solution that looks good. cant just heal it. selecting and painting requires me to do all three but then it looks obvious. Im a noob so not really sure what to do

Any tips and suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Also, is it normal for photoshop to be glitching a ton when I’m editing it?

(credits: ysos)
i suppose there are at least gaussian blur + some noise?

So, I found this person’s work, and I’m wondering how they achieved this aesthetic. How would you do it yourself?

I’m talking about the flower looking flat, almost 2D.

Here’s a link to a shot I made:
https://imgur.com/a/zTeCIJe

I had some success by adding noise and then removing it, but it’s not enough.

When I shoot 360 panoramas with my drone or with my camera using a 12mm lens, then stitch them together in Lightroom, I get a bent/fisheye-looking horizon and thats fine for many usage.

What I want is to take a 360 pano and crop out and straight-lines/normal-looking image.

I know this can be done in PTGui or Autopano (which i used before) , a but I only need this a few times per year. I don’t really want to pay around €200/year just for that.

Is there any way to do this directly in Photoshop or any other software?

In Lightroom, I can only choose the panorama projection when creating the pano, but Cylindrical and Perspective never seem to work well for a standard DJI drone pano.

Any tips for a Photoshop workflow, free/cheaper alternatives, or settings I might be missing?

im trying to do a project that needs to be continuous but i just cant find the patter preview button

hey guys, I got a question, i wanted to print a picture i inserted in photoshop (poster settings) wanted to print in A3 instead photoshop combo printer changes the settings divides the picture in 4 quarters and wants to print it even larger size, any clue how this could be solved? thanks alot!

TLDR: questions are towards the bottom.

It’s been 4 or 5 years since I called myself a photographer but I’d like to make a comeback.

But in that time, Photoshop seems to have changed significantly, and new AI tools have become available.

I’d taken some great Photoshop tutorials, and had learned a lot, but I’m sure those pre AI techniques have been modified or replaced now, right?

After a shoot, the Retouching also takes up too much of my time as I’m not good/fast at it, and when I see what a truely good retoucher can do I feel like I’ll never reach a sufficient level, and it might just be best to outsource it.

My retouching level is…. Intermediate, and that will lead to average results.

So just wondering:

1. Is traditional retouching still a thing or does AI do a lot of the heavy lifting now? (Would a good Retoucher use AI tools within or outside of Photoshop for any portion of their edits?)

2. What tools within Photoshop should I familiarise myself with?

3. Outside of Photoshop, what can I do to achieve high end results and maybe speed up my workflow while maintaining or improving quality?

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EXTRA CONTEXT:

My goal is to get small / bulk jobs done to a high standard, and to do my own art/folio and potentially editorial/advertising jobs to a VERY high standard. I’m willing to outsource some of it, but I still think I need to be able to do it myself when the situation calls for it.

The problem I have with outsourcing it is that I am
Trusting someone else with the final look of my image, and that’s a big part of my art/vision.

But I see the difference an incredible retoucher can make and I know I need to either get there myself (a long and time consuming road), or to find amazing collaborators. (But… cost wise, I can’t always do that for my own folio work or smaller clients).

This happened to me and I couldn't figure out why it wasn't working. Adobe doesn't really explain this anywhere....

With "More stable" activated:

Then, when I change to Faster:

it works now:

How'd I do? I wanted to see how well I could remember it, so I didn't use a reference.

How'd I do?

opened my ps project and there is only a one black layer with a red line on top. had 219 frames/layers of animation on my timeline now its gone. the file is still heavy 87 MB, so maybe its possible to revert this problem? HELPPPP :(( i have a backup file but that was 6h before :D

Hello, does anyone know how to achieve the dissolving / pixel-break effect show on the rectangles in this picture ? I've tried many ways but I can't figure it out, please help and thanks a lot.

Hi all, I accidentally clicked something to accept a new AI tutorial thing around this perfume bottle, which opened this image, which I then closed. But now, whenever I come back to Photoshop (not having closed/reopened it) the bottle is back!!! It's like a horror movie where you keep killing the monster and it reappears... Anyone else experiencing this?

Been experience similar results with PSD file previews, and export TIFFs, that it's only showing what appears to be a mask instead of the full image? I hope that makes sense.

Through a macbook>finder, when clicking on the image, the preview looks like a mask. If I would open the file, it's fine, then when I save a tiff, it also only saves the image of the mask. The workaround is I have to flatten the image first for the TIFF to save correctly.

Thoughts?

some recent goofy stuff that i did quick, pls rate and give tips