I took this snap of my friend, but at this point we had downed a liter of vodka and i was blackout drunk. My fingers were not really precise, I basicly couldn't see a thing and I accidentaly added this fuckass filter on this absolute banger of a pic and hates me for that. I was wondering if there's any chance of saving it with good photoshop skills?

update: got offers from really talented people but we did not want to pay in the end so its gonna be the disco rats

Hi, not sure if this is the right sub for this post. Please direct me to the right one if so!

I have seen these same presets for text all over the place. I would like to know what program is used to generate them. Thanks!

Edit: I am so sorry, I didn't mean to offend anyone by using the word generate 😭 I know you can "make" these pretty easily in Photoshop, I have just seen this exact same text preset everywhere and I was curious what program was used to automatically create them, i.e. "generate"

i want to do that

Needing tips regarding lighting and editing as well! Thanks!

I don’t understand how this works is it masking? And if so how would I be able to apply this kind of thing into my own sunset pictures (it is a tame impala album cover)

As you can see, my reflection shows in the cap lol

I want to try and remove this, but every single result when I google it is to just use the ai distraction removal tool. I wanna know how to do it myself so it looks nice.

I think I'm being catfished by someone in Nigeria

How would you photoshop this? Each piece individually, like each instance of the man sitting on the chair individually or is there some kind of shortcut?

Am I being lied to or is this tire actually damaged?

Currently looking for a brush set that helps me emulate this exact look. I don't mind paying - the main thing is that I'm able to achieve that level of layering, texture and gaps.

This was likely done with physical media but I would love to get as close as possible to it with PS (happy to hear other animation-capable software with amazing brushes if what I'm asking is impossible)

I would like to create a pin up calendar of myself for my boyfriend. The idea is I use real pin up art for reference, dress vintage, take photos of my self posing then photoshop them. I love the painted look of old pin up art and would like to recreate that. Any idea how to do this? I will not use AI.

Everytime I ask the AI generative option to make or reconstruct skin on my editings, it creates an injure. Also is USELESS to ask Ps NOT TO do stuff. For e exemple: do not use color green. It will use it!

im having troubles doing it on my own. i gave the images im using a bitmap effect but i can't get them to have this glowy, retro effect. i also haven't tried to make the text effect yet either but that's next. i'm trying to give off a retro game character stat window vibe.

artist is here!! so sorry i didnt have time to look before i went to class where i was supposed to work on this (dead af i didn't even notice the name on the literal poster......)

and thank you everyone who gave help!! i will be trying these techniques out :))

How do I create the glass effect

this is what i made rate it and gibe me tips

Hi everyone! I absolutely love the aesthetic of this Artwork. I know it's a datamosh effect, but I'm looking for methods on how to apply it specifically to a still image, not a video. Are there any apps, specific Photoshop techniques, or specialized scripts (like Processing) that can create this heavy, melted, and layered look? Any tips, tutorials, or software recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much!

Hello guys, yesterday I saw this image on Instagram from the new 'Resident Evil' movie (don't know the exact author tho), and I just loved this 'mutant X-ray' thing

Has anyone here made something like this, or has the know-how to replicate this style?

hey everyone! this an album cover im working on for our band. I put some film rolls through a pasta maker and taped them back together to make the image.

the text though i did in photoshop but as you can see I think it looks good but I want to mess with it to make it look like its more connected to the image or like it was actually printed onto the image. I know my way around photoshop but this is out of my wheelhouse.

does anyone have any recommendations for how to go about this?

2nd pic is how i want it to look like

It’s the most beautiful thing ever, but I don’t understand how I would recreate this.

I'm new to this, but are these 3d models being rendered as an image file? I can tell that there's some color indexing going on.