My idea was to take the photo of the bees and change the blending mode until it fits, but I had no luck. I started erasing them but they still have the green hue from the background, if you guys have any tutorials that you could point me to I will gladly take notes! Thank you :)

Hi,

So.. as you can see. When i’m working in photoshop, the colors in photoshop of my original photo are way different, compared when looking at the photo in my files tab. Does anyone know why photoshop does this, or did i do something wrong in the settings??

Thank you so muchh!!

how can i get rid of this notice into my adobe photoshop, everytime i use adobe photoshop this screen pop off how to delete this and its annoying . i m using free crack verion, anybody know this or what to do get rid of this

Hey guys! So I'm writing a book set in 2012, and Facebook plays a huge role in how my characters interact. Facebook and ooVoo to be exact. I would like to include pictures of their statuses, comment threads, and private conversations throughout the book, but using Facebook's layout from that era.

Specifically looking to recreate:

- Status posts and their comments

- Private messages in Facebook inbox

- Facebook chat/Messenger conversations as they appeared at the time

I would like the fonts, colors, spacing, profile pictures, timestamps, and other interface details to look accurate to 2012.

Ideally, I'm looking for editable templates (if possible) so I can change the characters' names, pictures, text, dates, and like counts/who liked while keeping each layout consistent.

I accidentally paid for a year subscription (didn't cancel on time lol), so I'm seeing what I can do to put it to use.

Does anyone know of any existing templates or tutorials that could help? Would Photoshop work well for this, or would another program be easier? I want these pictures to be clear and readable in print.

(Also, I know I mentioned ooVoo, but I need to get Facebook out the way first.)

Any guidance would be highly appreciated! Thank you!

I know it's very basic, but for me it's impossible. I have zero experience with this and it's turning out to be impossible for me, I would really appreciate it!

Also, if you could give me the extra detail of teaching me using a free tool, I would appreciate it even more

We’re a group of people who make liveries for cars, but we use an app that’s supposed to save us from having to use editing software. The thing is, it’s pretty buggy, and we’re having to do some things manually. And we’re all idiots who can’t figure out how to do it, so I’d love to be able to teach them.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11zrBd4l3eSqtaNP8_mMu3ivff5VGGTGt/view?usp=sharing

Something that i've been struggling with recently are Australian emegerncy vehicle patterns for projects. When they are straight it's easy but since 2020, most services are shifting to this slightly angled and rounded design. I'm not sure how to replicate it from a bunch of squares? Would anyone be able to walk me through it please?

I constantly have this issue which makes using ps very undesirable to me. I wanted to blur an area of my photo. I create a new layer (its above my original layer in the panel). I selected the blur tool from the tool bar. I clicked sample all layers. Brush strength us 50%, mode is normal, brush is soft , hardness is 0. If I go to brush over the area I want to blur, it just turns white. What am I doing wrong?

Всем привет и я хочу поднять тему где найти обучали по фотошопу что бы делать превью как сейчас у блогеров или просто какие то баннеры.

Смотрю Ютуб там самые новые видео 1-3 года назад но по идеи это уже не актуальный дизайн.

No it’s not the “all caps” TT button because I tried to activate and deactivate it, nothing happens. And the font does have lowercase because when I enter the text manually it’s possible to do either lower or uppercase.

But I am doing copy/past to a lot of text (it was sent to me in all caps) and I don’t want to manually type everything, it will take a long time. Is there a solution for this or should I punch a hole through my computer because I am at that point.

I tried inverting + levels + Find edges but the colors don't seem to be quite inverted, her clothes look inverted but her skin doesn't.

In my attempt it also ends up looking too grainy, would smooting everything help with that before the effects?

Added original image for reference + my attempt.

My work using adobe photoshop.

Brand I used Pizza hut , Samsung , Subway

i tried looking for tutorials but i cant find a tutorial on how to make one this complex

i love silent hill 3 soooo much and want to edit my photo like sh3 cover. does anybody know how can i do it in photoshop?

Original PNG (4796 x 3584): View or download the original PNG.

I've now got an AI-assisted product-rendering workflow working: I first use AI to generate the overall scene, then refine the details in Photoshop using additional detail images generated by AI.

I'm very happy with some parts of this workflow, especially creating batches of brushed-metal product images in different finishes. With Photoshop adjustment layers, I can easily change the metal color while preserving the existing product details.

But I'm stuck on one specific problem: converting this brushed-metal shower product to polished chrome or matte black.

If I use AI to change the finish directly, it also changes small details or the outline. I need the product's silhouette and fine details to stay at exactly the same pixel coordinates, with the original 4796 x 3584 resolution and the background unchanged.

With Photoshop, I find it difficult not only to remove the brushed texture, but also to achieve realistic chrome and matte black finishes.

The original rendering is below, along with close-ups of my current attempts. Does anyone have a good method for this? I'd really appreciate a repeatable workflow, whether it's Photoshop alone or a combination of Photoshop and AI, that can change the material while keeping the product's shape and fine details unchanged.

Thanks!

Layered PSD (about 175 MB): Download from Google Drive.