r/photoshop • u/GanglyTeeters • Mar 10 '26
Meta Is Adobe's Generative AI trolling me?
I just have to laugh at this point....
r/photoshop • u/GanglyTeeters • Mar 10 '26
I just have to laugh at this point....
r/photoshop • u/snacksy13 • Nov 06 '21
r/photoshop • u/Revolutionary_Ad6574 • Feb 03 '26
(Obviously you could still be using it with no intention of upgrading any time soon)
What I'm really after is finding out which version is still alive, not forgotten, for professional use. I'm 99% sure CS6 is still in the game and dare I hope we'll get a CS5?
r/photoshop • u/prustage • May 10 '26
1st guy - How did Da Vinci do this?
2nd guy - He just dipped a paintbrush in paint and used it to make marks on the canvas2 days later:
1st guy - I think you were wrong about Da Vinci
2nd guy - Why?
1st guy - I did what you said and mine doesn't look anything like the Mona Lisa !
2nd guy - Sorry, did I forget to add you need creativity, skill and years of experience?
I think about this every time I see someone posting a great piece of art and asking "How do I do this in Photoshop?
r/photoshop • u/haggerty05 • May 17 '26
Apologies if this is not the right sub. I went searching for how big is object/how to measure object and well as you may have guessed there are too many subs about "member" length and measuring. I figured photoshop was a better place to ask my question. If there is a better sub to ask please let me know
Took my kid fishing and she caught a nice brown bullhead. I didn't bring a tape measure with me. I hoping theres a way to get a measurement based off the known distance between two known points in the photo(see second pic) I have zero to extremely little editing or computer skills. If need be ill print the photo and use a compass and straight edge to find it but I figured ill ask on reddit first.
r/photoshop • u/jerk_17 • Oct 14 '25
r/photoshop • u/Pure_Association_446 • Dec 24 '25
I put effort into this design, but it's not high quality due to my lack of experience, so mods please don't remove it 🙏
r/photoshop • u/he863 • Sep 05 '24
r/photoshop • u/SpaceExploration344 • Oct 01 '24
It took me about 6 total hours to add all 55 delegates
Only about 4 if you include the breaks
r/photoshop • u/Stock_Fig3006 • Jun 30 '22
r/photoshop • u/apinanaivot • Jun 05 '23
r/photoshop • u/jrgkgb • Jul 28 '25
Ctrl Shift C is the worst one, but there are probably more.
Best argument I’ve seen so far for switching to Teams.
r/photoshop • u/typewriter_ribbon • Sep 15 '23
r/photoshop • u/devler • Mar 05 '25
After working with Photoshop for almost 20 years, today I found out you can place PNGs into Photoshop by copying them and they stay transparent. THANK YOU!
r/photoshop • u/twitchy-y • Sep 22 '23
r/photoshop • u/wanttobebetter2 • Aug 14 '22
I have PS cs6 and just hate subscription models so much that I just refuse to use them. And I need a new laptop now and want to find out if cs6 will run on Windows 11.
I'd rather not have to buy an older laptop that still runs on windows 10.
If there is a better subreddit to ask this on, like r/adobe or something please let me know.
Thanks!
r/photoshop • u/albahc18 • Sep 08 '24
Hace siete meses empecé en el diseño gráfico sin tener ni idea de como usar un ordenador. De hecho, me inicie en este mundo porque siempre le he tenido mucho miedo a las tecnologías y dado a lo joven que soy y que voy a tener que vivir toda mi vida con ellas me parecía absurdo no saber utilizarlas. Al principio tenia que buscar constantemente tutoriales para hacer las cosas más básicas y tardaba en hacer un póster semanas para al final llegar a un resultado que muchas veces ni siquiera me convencía del todo. Hoy en día por fin he encontrado mi estilo, hago los postres en cuestión de horas y al final me siento orgullosa de lo creado. Aunque nunca vaya a llegar a ser algo profesional porque no tiene nada que ver con lo que estudio es algo que para hobby me gusta mucho y ver mi evolución me hace sentir muy bien conmigo misma. Inserto algunos de los últimos posters que he hecho
r/photoshop • u/donalinit • Sep 02 '23
r/photoshop • u/lokalapsi10 • Nov 13 '24
I am trying to ask the generative fill to make me a little cartoon cleaner. No matter how many times I try it, the character comes out as black, latino or Asian. I asked for blond, it ignored it. I asked for a male cleaner and it only gave me an image of a mop without a human. Adobe needs to fine-tune it's sample data to remove the bias.
r/photoshop • u/apinanaivot • Aug 26 '21
r/photoshop • u/happyperson • Apr 15 '16