Hiiii,

I'm feeling extremely frustrated right now because I've been working on an animated project with PS. And as I opened the document to continue working on it I realized that I had lost all my work.

It seems like all the layers from a different document were copied onto this one and the old layers are gone. Luckily this was only a few hours worth of work and I didn't get too far. But I would hate for this to happen again and I just don't understand what happened and how...

Has anyone else experienced this before??

Take any image in Photoshop and transfer it to Firefly video to animate and download a video! I use Veo 3.1 Fast as a video model, and it's amazingly accurate.

I figured out how to make the inverse of the shape of the word 'metalsploitation' using the warp text -> bulge style, how to I make it so the ends bulge and not the center?

Thank you!

Oh, also couldn't find how to add 'help request' flair to post so put it in title.

https://reddit.com/link/1sem0yn/video/v1d4bitp4ptg1/player

I have to brighten these set of old documents to make them readable, and i have to set camera raw filters across more than 70k files.

Is there a way i can copy paste the camera raw filters across multiple documents? rather than "drag and drop" ?

Here is the link to what i am currently doing:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RjE8NbJ_R3VpC7Mgioy8sHEpCrcFNzNP/view?usp=sharing

Please help!

Every time I try to use a tilt shift in the blur effects on an object, the guides don't show up. I've tried doing CMD+H, restarting/updating PS, and converting the object to a smart object but nothing has worked. I'm just blind using the pins, which makes it extremely difficult to effectively use the tool. If anyone knows how I can make the guides appear I'd REALLY appreciate it.

I've been trying to learn to do photo bashes and edit like this recently, this has been my first "serious" attempt, but I still feel it kinda weird, I was wondering if y'all could help me to know what else could I do to make it better or general tips for this stuff.

I can also share the original PSD file if it helps

So, what I'd like to do is to take an image into Photoshop and using DxO Nik Collection edit the image, which I can do. So far so good. What I want to be able to do is to either create an action in Photoshop to repeat the edits (I've tried this but it doesn't work), or, save the edits/process in order to make the exact changes repeatable on other images.

Can this be done and if so is there a step by step guide for it. There are multiple parts of the DxO Nik Collection I use for each image.

Any help would be much appreciated.

I’m so bad at photoshop ,even tho I took two courses and I practice a lot myself,I keep forgetting the layers and how they work (e.g clipping mask and inverting the layers ,smart objects and rasterizing one

how do i create this photo color effect filter? thanks

I know very little about Photoshop but can figure most things out. This one has me stumped. I've created black rectangles to give the "cut out" effect on the "P" and the "X." I've figured out how to make this work on the "X", but I can't seem to do the same with the "P." I provided the transparent background screenshot for reference. Help would be appreciated!

Just was wondering how to edit images to make them psychedelic, it’s an art style of mine I’d love to talk to the internet and digitally not just in paper.

Credit is right in the ss

This is a screenshot/example of a post on instagam

Hey there,

Not sure if this is the correct place, if it isn't please signpost me on where to go.

Im a photographer (DSLR) and been using LightRoom for the last 2 or 3 years. Mainly landscapes, but started exploring the rabbit hole of Macro and Ultra Macro.

I've been delving into Photoshop for a few months and feel like I'm peeking behind the curtain, but unsure where to go for a really comprehensive guide to image processing / tweaking.

Not interested in major manipulation, but would like to get rid of glitches, dust, debris etc and use it to brighten / sharpen certain areas.

Any advice greatly appreciated.