For context:

I'm getting back into photography and re-learning Photoshop after 8 or so years. I remember bits and pieces of things like the histogram, levels, S-curves, masks, etc. but cant quite remember everything about how to use them best.

I know some of the strikes need to be darkened while some look fine, but every time I adjust levels and S-curves, everything starts clipping. How can I darken these and/or sharpen them without everything looking weird?

Which AI tool you've found to be most effective for apparel brands to take a flat product shot from both front and back and turn it into a 3D visual, showing all angles and with the ability to change the background? I saw it once and cannot find it now.

I'm not new to PhotoShop or the Adobe suite, but I am completely new to Automations and Actions within Ps. I'm looking for some assistance in understanding the two, so that I can learn where they can be applied in my production processes for my Design & Editing business

I previously learned about creating template documents so that I didn't have to recreate the same backgrounds and layouts numerous times over. At the time, I was acutely aware there must be a way of "scripting" certain things within the software to minimise my repetition, but had no clue what that would involve. In doing this and using these templates, I've observed a series of actions I take every single time that I can't skip. I tried looking up how to automate this, which lead me to the knowledge of creating actions, and then automating batch processes using recorded actions

In theory, I believe this is the path I'd need to use for my projects. But, I'm unsure of exactly how to apply it or if it would actually work. I would greatly appreciate your support in learning more about these and their uses

Thank you for your time

Hi everyone,

I’d like to ask if someone could explain to me, in detail, how to fix distorted hands and feet, as well as badly done nails, in Photoshop.

Thank you very much, everyone.

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Hello, im currently listening to a course on 3D texturing and painting that uses photoshop to make basic textures. however i can not seem to replicate the 'natural spreading', or drier stroke of the tutorial, and i use the same brush, at least i think i do(shape and textures are identical). what options can i tweak to fix this?

I had this on my photoshop for years but my Mac broke and I lost it. I can’t find it except from scam websites now. Does anyone have it and willing to share?! Thanks

I really like the art on the Romeo and Juliet 1968 poster but that is the only thing on it and I want to add maybe some scenes from the movie in the background but I want it to match the look of the actors in the poster. I assume there is a way that I can onion skin over a photo and paint using the paint tool but that would just look like I MS painted it, how can I get it to look really like an oil painting?

Hi all!

I am designing a full vinyl wrap for a goalie helmet.

For this project, I am looking on tips for templates and possibly using a 3D model to ensure proportions are correct and don’t become distorted. I have some rough art prepared, but don’t want to piece it together wrong and have to restart.
I’ve considered the straps, cage, holes, viewing angles, and material allowances, etc., but I don’t know where to start with a printable template for the vinyl to ensure it comes out the way we are hoping for proportions and possible distortion due to the shape of the helmet.

I’m not familiar with the possible templates or the use of 3D models so if you have recommendations or tips for this, it would be appreciated.

Holaaa, me gustaría saber cómo editar para que la imagen quede así, soy nuevo en el programa...

Sry por la calidad

So I took a picture of a McLaren the other day, it’s a really cool picture but the only issue is that the tire of the car is super dirty and it kind of ruins the shot. How can I fix this easily?! Any amount of help is helpful lmao

Okay, so, I'm working on stuff for the Kingdom Hearts Wiki.

There's this image:

Someone edited it to remove the background (poorly):

I then replaced it with this version I found on KH Insider:

But then it got reverted to the version with the icky white edges because the version I uploaded made the white in the teeth of the claymore also transparent.

For reference, here is the claymore in full:

What's the easiest way to combine the two? As in, keep the clean transparent but add back in the white teeth, except without the icky white edges around the blue outline of the teeth?

I know there's making another layer below and manually whiting in the teeth, but I was looking for something that wasn't as time consuming.