PC OR MAC? For Photoshop. Specially After the Apple silicon version, Please share some thoughts. The Harcode Pc users and the hardcode Mac users. If someone Looking for New Machine. Share your good and bad experiences with each platform. Thanks in advance.

I love the aesthetics of these photos. If anyone has recommendations for apps or ways to recreate those types of photos, or even a YouTube tutorial since I don’t know what they’re called, please share.

I would like this to look more like it was taken in this scene. But something feels off and I can’t seem to put my finger on it. How can I make it look more like part of the scene? Im new to this so constructive feedback is welcome

I've used the desktop version of Photoshop for basic to medium tasks for years, and exported images as a bunch of different sizes for different uses all the time, but the web version seems to have hidden this functionality. Searching doesn't turn up exactly what I'm after, either.

This is what I want to achieve:

I have a source, hi-res(ish) image, let's say 3200x1800 for the sake of argument. I want to save it as smaller files for web, avatar, banner, whatever, but without resizing the original. I used to be able to export it at, say 1600x900, then another file at 800x450, then another at 400x225 etc, all the while leaving the original in its 3200x1800 glory.

I'm sure Adobe Photoshop Web will let me do this, I just can't find out how for the life of me. The 'image resize' tool obviously resizes the original image, which I don't want; and the 'Save As' and 'Export' functions don't have resize options any more.

What do I need to do? Pointers to instructions gratefully received. This is clearly user stupidity...

Hello, I need to isolate this charcoal explosion from the white background, are there any tips on how to do so easily?

Hello all!

I am making a banner for my companies trade show, it is around 6 x 3 meters. Most of the art is vector, except for the center banner.

The center banner has photos of our product at a size of almost 1m x 1m each, and at 300PPI this is causing my file to almost be 2GB and causes my work computer to crash / be impossible to work with.

People are going to be up very close and able to touch the banner wall, will 150PPI still be okay?

Hey guys, Not sure if this is the right sub, but i’m wondering I would be able to replicate this art style? I‘m more looking for the background, like a dark forest with this style.

This is their Insta: https://www.instagram.com/hitbox_samurai?igsh=MWh4Y3R2bW40cTI5ZQ==

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The original shot (and artboard) is 6K (6144x3456) and im exporting it as 1920x1080 JPG.

The JPG gets this annoying white line.
What do i need to do to get this away?

P.S Expanding the image outside of the artboard does not work.

I want to make this type of thumbnail for youtube gameplay videos. Can anybody please teach me how can I achieve this style of thumbnail?

This is my submission for an art contest my city is putting on. The second image is their required specs. My problem is that even at the minimum size acceptable, my file size is too big. In the screenshot it's showing 48mb and when I save it, it suddenly turns into 98mb. How the heck am I supposed to get this down to 16mb at this print size? What am I missing? Please help. Thanks in advance!

So I am designing a poster to practice, and I wanna use assets from a pack similar to this one, but I have no clue how to pull a singular icon from this page to my own. Can anybody help?

I will leave out the link to this pack since I don't know if it's allowed, but the packname and creator are on the image

On the outer areas of the hair, they appear to be a flat dark/grey color. Is there a way of getting passed this?

I make paint liveries for cars in a simulator, just started using Photoshop again after 10 years of not using it. Everything is going great, but I noticed an issue selecting all pixels in a layer. I have to copy certain aspects of the image to save in another location which dictates the metallic, roughness, and clearcoat. It seems the the outer most pixels have less opacity and it doesn't select them, even though I am trying to select ALL pixels in that layer. Any suggestions?

I usually use CTRL + shift to select the pixels in a layer, but I used select pixels in the photo for easier photo reference.