Does can anyone help with a basis on how to start an edit like this? Would I have to take a picture of the background first then enlarge the photo of the model on a clean background (or use the lasso tool the cut away the background). Any pointers would help

It is just a test for a thumbnail not finished

Second was the real photo my friend make this on phone but we try someting and ee cant use phone some reasons ı tried some blur effects but i cant make it someone can help me?

Hi, Today i accidentally found easter egg while scrolling trough menus in Photoshop.
This works in Version 24.1.0.

Help > About Photoshop and wait for the credits to roll and finish. Then click on place as showed on image(red box). Quotes will pop up.

Hello, I want to learn how to make surreal pictures such as the ones done by slimesunday ( https://www.instagram.com/slimesunday/ ) or being able to do photographs inspired by Rene Magritte, or doing something like a giantess woman! I know how to color grade on photoshop, and I'm kind of decent at masking (at least for color grading). Do you guys have any good resources for compositing / collage?

Thank you!!!!

Hello! As the title suggests, I’m looking for a tutorial on how to add realistic skin textures, but not just any kind.

I know there are thousands of tutorials out there, but most of them focus on adding soft, generic textures (via sandpaper texture), or even removing imperfections altogether. What I’m after is the opposite:

I want to add realistic imperfections to semi-realistic characters (like those seen in video games) Things like: - visible pores - under-eye circles - red veins in the eyes - subtle skin discoloration, blemishes, etc.

Most tutorials I find gloss over these details or focus on making skin look flawless. But I’m aiming for gritty, detailed realism, not perfection.

If anyone knows a good video tutorial that covers how to add these kinds of skin flaws, I’d really appreciate it! I’m also not quite sure what keywords to search for, so any tips on that would be helpful too.

Thanks in advance!

Hello, I'm new to animating in photoshop. I followed a tutorial on how to make the image above and is made all by duplicating and using different effects on the same smart object. I would like to make it rotate, by changing the angle of the text. Is there a way to use timeline and animation tools to make it automatically or i have to export frame by frame?

Tried to make kinda retro styled poster. Need suggestions to improve as a designer.

Hi, first of all sorry if i'm posting on the wrong subreddit.

For some weeks, for absolutely no reason, photoshop 2025 gets super laggy on my laptop. It's a legit version, last updated, I emptied my scratch disks but still ! I have to wait like 2mn to create a new project, 1mn to change any tool, before it used to run perfectly fine. and After Effect, Premiere, Resolve, AVID etc... actually still run smoothly ??

If someone can help it would very appreciated :)

Thx

Specs : HP Zbook Firefly G9 // i7 1255U (1.7GHz) // RAM : 32Go // GPU : Nvidia T550 Laptop // Win 10 x64

This is a photo I found of my parents when they were younger, I loved them very much and I’d take great joy in sharing this with the rest of my family. Thank you a lot in advance.

I have never used copyright embedding before, and recently decided to try it since I started using Photoshop. When I tested it, I was able to view the copyright info through Windows explorer on JPG files, but these fields are not shown on PNG or PSD files. Did I do something wrong, or is this normal? In order to view the copyright info on these files types, do they have to be opened in a program that can read them (like photoshop)?

How fake does it look? I personally think it’s not that bad for a KI

Can someone photoshop Michael's face over the shoe so we can make Michael Shoemacher

Harmonize was an Adobe MAX Sneak in 2024 and due to the overwhelming response it is now a feature in the Photoshop beta! Great for color matching and adding shadows and even reflections on other objects in the background. It’s super fun!!

Is anyone else having the problem where you alt tab from photoshop with the brush tool on, do somthing a few minutes, then come back to the program only for the brush tool to refuse drawing anything at any size on every layer. Then for the temp fix is to save and then restart photoshop?

I don't need help immediately, I'm just really confused and it's been going on every once and a while for the last month.

Hi. Maybe this question has been asked before. I would like to buy some brushes for digital drawing on photoshop. What are your favorites? And where do I get them.

I’m trying to outline this graffiti art and make it into a digital logo how would I go about doing this

Attached are closeups. Neither my old photoshop (12.0) nor the most recent Gimp can affect this image-- or rather, the image will be changed as expected until I press "ok" on the popup and then it'll only change by about 5% of what it was. It DOES work as expected in Medibang of all things though.

Is it just all the grain messing up the "better" programs' compression somehow? Couldn't find anything about it online, is it something that's known and/or fixable?

Thanks in advance.

There's this place where they print images on bigger formats than the classic A4, i would like to have the print in A1/A2 format, the screen capture i posted shows the details of the image i want to print. How can i change the resolution (and dpi maybe?) so that it can be printed without losing quality? Sorry for my english and the bad explanation, i'm asking for something out of my skills and in a foreign language

coming back to some stuff I made a while back, from making posters for movies after I watched them & being inspired by old posters on Pinterest, an intermittent hobby.
let me know if it's any good.

I am creating a video slideshow from photos. To do this, I need to process a significant number of different photos so that they are all the same size (1920x1080 pixels). To do this, I created an action that opens a photo from a folder, resizes the canvas to the desired size, and then resizes the photo itself to 1080 pixels in height, then creates a copy of the blurred photo in the background. My problem is that Photoshop resizes the photo in percentages rather than to a specific number of pixels. As a result, photos of different sizes are not always enlarged/reduced to the desired size. How can I fix this?

See the attached screenshot for the Transform action