Adobe Photoshop Reviews & Product Details

the ease of use and the clear interface which helps the user in being more creative. also it does hold a huge variety of tools. it accepts the import of external filters and templates

the high price of the subscription due to the need to join the creative cloud.

it helped me creating lots of brochures for my small business, also i did work for a while as a freelancer to get some cash on the side which helped me alot in my life

I LOVE Adobe Photoshop. It's a extremely powerful program that easy to use. This program can be used by beginners and professionals alike. I love being able to edit photos for advertisement, and personal use.

I don't like that you need to pay monthly to use this software in it's complete form. I love the free version, but don't want to pay monthly for something I will only use 5-6 times annually.

I've been able to use this program to create advertisement for my job, plus edit personal photos. This program makes combining photos and information easy.

The software is well made, and very well optimized, it is a tool that is very convenient and is perfect for both new and experienced users, the instruments are quite practical and simple, the essential processes are easy to use by anyone. The image editor has new and sophisticated features, no matter how long you've been using Adobe you'll always learn something new. It can be worked quite fluently and easily thanks to the compatibility with various graphic editors, any questions users may have can be solved quickly thanks to the Internet guides provided by Adobe

To use Photoshop requires high-end equipment with great performance to be able to operate it and thus make the procedures fluid. Thanks to this it is more effective and convenient to work. Unfortunately, although it has excellent hardware, there are activities such as rendering large graphic files that take a long time, which can be frustrating.

This tool allows me both to create art, advertising banners, logos, covers for web pages and countless other things. I would not consider recommending this useful tool to people who have very little experience and knowledge in the area of computing, design and images, since due to its high range of tools and fast software it will be very diffcult for them to include it.

The capabilities of the program and in-app training are amazing assets. I can undo a step any time or go back several. It gives me the option to save the new version separately and even allows me to make pictures/graphics that are better suited for web viewing.

The program does take a while to load completely. Whether using the desktop application or the web based. It is a hefty program in either case but I wish it did load faster.

There is often a few changes to be made to any graphic, photo, or image from its original state in order to use it in the way one would like, this application allows you to make the changes with ease.

And a Monster when you work it in mix with other Adobe softwares. If you need a versatile software to edit images, make some graphic resources, perpare template and Mockups for Social Media and Marketing posts. Photoshop is Your Perfect Alie. For mi de low learining corve in the first steps is the big point of photoshop, is like a big travel that you can stard with a small step. For image edition is the best option, is not a revelation software like Ligthroom, but have more options to make your photos greater.

Maybe, the dificult to work with vectors, is not Illustrator, but maybe Adobe can improve this. 3d options are really bad, Photoshop is a Swissknife but some options are lax.

I'm Doing: Image edition Mockups for Social Media posts Events Posters Rescale of pictures for website resourses Social media templates Correction of ligths and colors in old pictures (Escaned)

It’s great if you want to restore photos back to original quality.

It’s not really user friendly if you don’t know how to use it

If you have older photos and want to digitally restore them it’s the best for that

The ease with which the program is used.

The pricing can be a little difficult when on a budget

Being able to digitize my pen and paper artwork has been quite helpful.

Lots of really detailed functionality in this software, so you're able to do quite basic things with it or really complex, depending on your proficiency.

Not massively intuitive. Definitely a software you need to learn how to use.

We are able to keep our graphic design costs low by doing certain projects in house.

Photoshop has so many capabilities. I have been using it for close to ten years and have barely scratched the surface of what it is capable of.

Sometimes, I feel like Photoshop can do too much, to where it is more than I would ever need. And that makes the price a bit too high.

photo editing, cutting out backgrounds, generating ads for work, making graphics, design.

Reliability, extensive tools and options, robust tool for not just photos but effects, compositions, repairs, the cloud-based PS that was a painful transition, but Adobe delivers.

I used to feel like this: Only the older versions are standalone, so I weep for the day my old disks might get damaged. Now I feel like this: stuck in another subscription, but at least I get more than I pay for.

Non-destructive photo editing is the only way to fly, and Adobe has great videos for walking you through understanding layers, masking, clipping. Then also, rapid editing for clients who want quick edits to a site, and need specific elements of photos removed or added. PS makes it a 5 click job. Photoshop has every tool that might come up, unlike other photo editing applications, which have just the basics, photoshop allows me to remove certain colors at once, add frames, change resolutions and save stages of progress, use layers to hide/reveal to make decisions on different versions quickly.

I love the ability to customize images to fit our specific needs. With our branding, we get pretty specific in the colors we use and the fonts that we use, and I have honestly never found a better program to use than Adobe Photoshop. Most of time I am using this program for website and social media images, which demands a specific pixelation to fit the target destination. Photoshop makes it super easy to get exactly what I need, and with guides correctly placed, it makes it all the easier. Another things that I love about Photoshop is how easy it is to switch from digital media to print media. All I need to do is change a few settings and I can make exactly what is needed to send off to the printer to make a document, or send away to a professional printer for a banner.

As with most things Adobe, the learning curve is pretty steep when learning the program. I have been using this for over a decade now and I have barely scraped the surface on what can be used. Another thing that really annoys me is that it's a cloud subscription. I would much rather just pay for the product once and be done with it. I work for a non-profit organization, so the annual cost is a bit daunting.

We use Adobe Photoshop to help promote various events and several social media posts on the regular. Photoshop has made that very easy and accessible. Almost every time I need something done for content creation, Photoshop is my go-to program. Even though I would consider myself a novice, Photoshop has met almost all my needs.

The best thing about Photoshop is the number of available tools to edit images, the precision they have and the infinite number of layers with which you can work. This makes of Ps a software with which you can really do image work of the highest professionalism and quality. At the same time it is a program that does not need a high-resource computer, it can be handled well in a mid-range one.

It seems to me that Photoshop is an expensive software that leaves artists who are just beginning to work in the field out of the possibility of using it , as they do not have the necessary resources to pay for it. And on the other hand, the integration with 3d elements is not entirely successful.

With Photoshop I edit from my own images, recreational photos or images made by a hobbie, improving lighting and colors as the most basic; to image composition for projects. It is also very useful when you need to integrate image and typography, where the image has more relevance, and a vector quality is not necessary, therefore you can do everything in the same software without having to use Illustrator. But it is also an absolutely useful tool to use in conjunction with Illustrator to obtain high quality works, and thanks to the compatibility between both softwares, you won't have any problem with conversions.

We can use Adobe Photoshop as a Graphic Designer, Web Designer, Video Editor, and 3D Graphic Designer. As a graphic designer, we can design brochures, flyers, business cards, icons and lots of other things. As a web designer, we can design professional templates and mockups with awesome alignments. As a video editor, now we can import the videos and then we can edit them in Adobe Photoshop. As a 3d Graphic Designer, we can create 3d text and other 3d content from scratch to the advanced level. I use Adobe photoshop for my personal projects and also for the clients. So I really like all the things which I can do in Adobe Photoshop.

I don't think so there is something in the Adobe Photoshop which I disklike. Because every year Adobe increases the tools and features. As this year we can see the object selection tool and lots of other features. So according to my experience and point of view. Photoshop is awesome from every side.

I have done a hundred of projects using Adobe Photoshop. I edit my images in Adobe Photoshop. I am a web developer, so I always design the mockup of my website pages in Adobe Photoshop. I design brochures and flyers for my business marketing. So my overall experience with Adobe Photoshop is really incredible.

Photoshop has powerful easy to use tools that allow you to make corrections to your images. The paint bucket tool allows you to add splashes of color to your grayscale artwork. Effects are easy to apply to layers and allow for advanced photo editing. Beginners and advanced users can create stunning graphics using the power of Photoshop. By far the most versatile of the Creative Suite, Photoshop is a tool that every designer should have in their toolkit.

The biggest downside to Photoshop is the lack of ability to import vector files from Illustrator and retain the paths. As I am less experienced using Adobe Illustrator, perhaps I am missing something. Another downside of Photoshop is the speed in which your scratch disk fills up. It would be helpful if Photoshop automatically cleared out temp files from the back end to ensure space is allocated for the scratch disk.

Using Photoshop allows me to effortlessly remove the background from photos. It also allows me to quickly adjust the image quality & apply effects.

Adobe Photoshop is one of the best editing software available in the market right now. I think the selection tools are very useful and efficient. Also, there are a lot of useful filters and effects one can apply to his image to make the image for effective and beautiful.

I don't like the automation processes of Adobe Photoshop. The batching process is a bit complex to work on. Also, it is very difficult to work on low pixel images in Adobe Photoshop.

I use Adobe Photoshop for editing images for my company. I also create posters and informative banners for my company using Adobe Photoshop. Adobe Photoshop is easy to use and it provides plenty of tools and features for editing.

This is the software for the artist in all of us. You can use it to create masterpieces or you can use it to make adjustments to a photo. You can literally create anything you want in Photoshop. "Photoshopping" has become a term in the industry now because the sky is the limit as far as what this software can do. My favorite tool is the polygonal lasso. I like the ability to mask a photo. I also like the clone tool to clean up any blemishes.

Probably the ability to manipulate a photo. It's become the norm now. It's hard to tell which photo is real and which has been photoshopped. For me, personally, I think they have added too much to the tool bar.

Besides cleaning up photos, I use Photoshop to create graphics and ads. It's a little more flexible than InDesign and Illustrator, in my opinion, and you can layer images and graphics. I have create most of the ads for my company using Photoshop.

Photoshop has an intuitive control system that allows me to quickly and easily edit images, change formats and add effects to products. It has been extremely helpful in a daily basis for years. Its the first thing I install when I get a new PC. If I find myself on a computer that does not have Adobe Photoshop it feels like working with a severe disadvantage. When I am forced to work with a lesser tool, quite frankly, it is painful.

If I have to make one complaint about Photoshop through the years it would be that once in a while when there is an update or upgrade a button will get moved with no real need for it and it can be a bit of an easter egg hunt trying to find a tool. Its a rare occurrence but frustrating when it happens. Another complain but to a lesser degree and admittedly more of a user error issue is that I wish Adobe Photoshop would remind me at install to be certain to assign scratch disk space to a separate drive than my install drive.

I am using Adobe Photo shop to make changes to images in many ways. I use it to resize images for different uses and applications. I use it to change formats when there is a compatibility issue with an intended use. I use it to make color corrections to images when the colors don't seem quite right. I also use it to make quick PDFs when I need them for exchanging information with people

Relatively easy to use. Tools are very easy to navigate and use. It does the heavy lifting for you

Revisions to the product change the interface over time. Tools that were present in one place in a previous version are in a different location than before. Some are intuitive, others not so much. Each revision requires a little "relearning" where the tools are. It's like someone else cleaning off your desk and putting your stuff away. It's still there, and maybe in a better location than you thought, but just takes a bit to find it again.

I use it every day for creating photo effects, cleaning up pictures, resizing materials for websites, print media, etc. In conjunction with Adobe Illustrator Muse, and InDesign, I create logos, brochures, websites, and training materials for 7 companies under the Exemplar umbrella.

How it can pack thousands of functions into one program.

It's lack of webdesigning as svg and codedanimations.

Photoediting

For me it is undoubtedly the best digital editing software on the market Adobe Photoshop is very versatile and has a number of features and functions that allow any modification to any type of image either a photograph or image of another kind, the customization of its interface is fantastic many elements can be moved or configured to suit our needs or way of working, also Adobe Photoshop has a lot of add-ons that have been added over time that make working with it even more incredible and allow to achieve work of exceptional quality.

One of the things that worries me about Adobe Photoshop is its learning curve although it is true that excellent quality jobs are achieved thanks to it is also true that it requires some time and some experience to achieve this quality in the work ie Adobe Photoshop is not for novices or beginners, if you're a person who has no knowledge of design or digital retouching really is very difficult to learn Adobe Photoshop even experienced people also have a certain degree of difficulty while learning to work with Adobe Photoshop so it requires much practice to handle very well this powerful digital editing software.

Adobe Photoshop is an excellent tool for photographic editing and in that sense has been widely used by me to achieve work that otherwise could not have done, because editing an image is not only enhance the color or brightness editing an image digitally is much more than that and more when we decide to add some elements that need to be part of the image we are editing such as text or incorporate other images to merge into one, in all these operations Adobe Photoshop has been present at my side to achieve a work of exceptional quality.