Adobe Photoshop Reviews - Page 6

What I like most about the software were the many powerful features that were included in the software that can help you create and edit graphics smoothly. The feature I like the most was the clone-stamp tool that can help you remove any unwanted object out of a picture.

I don't like the pricing of the software, it is subscription-based, which makes it very expensive on the long road. And it is usually bundled with other software that is not necessary for what I do.

Photoshop had very advanced features for editing pictures and designing. It has a 3d functionality for 3d designs. It supports smart rulers. Photoshop is cross platform compatible too. Also integrates with a lot of other softwares.

There's no auto-correct spelling errors. At least the words should be underlined when spelled wrongly.

Photoshop is the first application that comes to mind to edit and process an image. Photoshop allows users to have thousands of AI-powered Graphics options, filters, and others, which helps to bring the creative content in mind to reality. The edited image can be downloaded as JPG, PNG, SVG PDF, and others. Photoshop is a vector-based application; pictures can be enlarged to the required size. Photoshop evolved a lot over time, and object selection in an image is one of the best addition to the long list of options. Adobe ecosystem is incredible; Photoshop gels well with other Adobe applications.

Photoshop is more expensive than its competitors. New users need basic image editing knowledge, and Photoshop is not a user-friendly application for beginners.

Photoshop is without a doubt one of the best image editors on the market. It's also used by digital painters and has a very wide feature set aimed at professionals. If pricing wasn't an issue it would be my top choice.

The main complaints I have about photoshop are the overbearing Creative Cloud DRM/Manager and the forced subscription plan. Creative cloud is just resource heavy and often buggy. Adobe apps often take longer to launch than they should and come with a lot of bloatware (especially on Windows) The forced subscription plan is the other issue. A lot of people, including myself, hate that you can't buy perpetual licenses anymore. Everything is now introductory offers, slowly inflating prices, and lock-in contracts with early cancellation fees. It's saddening

The best image editing software in the market. It can give you great results if you have a little bit of a creative mind. The filters are amazing and are worth trying and auto mode is also great for newbies. You will get some high-definition edited images after working on it.

The user interface of the app is not that great it is a little difficult to understand for new users. The mobile version of the software is not as good as the desktop version it lags sometimes. Its premium is also very costly and It has so many editing tools that sometimes the user may get confused.

Photoshop hides my mistakes! If something ever needs to be touched up or edited, Photoshop makes that possible and easy. By simply using the touch-up tool I can easily cover up blemishes on faces or dirt spots on athletic equipment. Photoshop makes it easy to edit text, delete text, and create text. With various options, I can easily and quickly make any word into a gleaming billboard with just a few edits. Effects in Photoshop make it super easy to blur out backgrounds, transform my subjects and create visual effects quickly and efficiently.

Photoshop takes a long time to learn everything there is to learn. For some people, Photoshop is simply too complicated. The magnetic lasso tool frustrates me, I wish it was a little more accurate and a lot simpler. I understand there are better and more effective ways, but it's just a pointless tool that to me does not function the way it should I think there should be an auto group option for the layers where it automatically detects if something is text and then groups all the text layers into one folder. Would just make it more efficient.

what i like most are the tools, because with them you can manipulate pictures to your best taste

what i like least are the dodge and burn tools, they dont really give what i want when it comes to brightening and darkening

Easy to use and part of a larger suite of applications. Powered with creative cloud it can make it easier to work across multiple devices. A plethora of effects, tools and customizations makes it an incredible tool for photo editing as well as sophisticated graphics designing and UI/ UX designer.

it is a bit expensive due to high monthly fees and sometimes an overkill for simpler use. IT is still not available for linux distributions so makes it inconvenient when some of your work devices are linux powered. it still lacks peoper support for vector graphics.

Sicuramente la gestione dei livelli per l'elaborazione di immagini anche complesse. E' possibile strutturare grafiche con vari impostazioni che possono essere accese o spente e gestite in gruppi di grafiche. Questo permette di creare layout dinamici, immagini animate, newlsettero grafiche web con grafiche diversificate e complesse. Gli strumenti come il lazo permettono di pulire professionalmente le immagini, i filtri di modificarne profondamente i connotati. E gli strumenti di modifica possono nascondere difetti e cambiare diametralmente colori e connotati di una immagine.

Il software non è intuitivo, ma complesso se lo si vuole utilizzare al massimo delle sue potenzialità. Soprattutto la parte utilissima delle automazioni per modifiche su grandi quantità di immagini in modo automatico non è semplice né facilmente implementabile. Anche se estremamente efficace.

user friendly UI, many image editing options, very useful design tools, a wide range of UI and tools customization, great AI features.

the subscription is expensive, I'd rather buy it for once than keep paying monthly/yearly subscription.

There is no need to explain what Photoshop is. My personal opinion is that this for sure is the best software for creators and web designers. You could make what your mind is available to predict.

The only cons for me is the need for installation to your computer or laptop. I would prefer to use it online using my browser.

For belonging to the Adobe house, recommendation and after the excellent trial period

In some cases the compatibility of imported files. It would be interesting to have a bank of free predesigned images, if they have it, I have not seen it in configurations

I've been somewhat neglectful of Photoshop for quite a few years. How I regret that now. I say this a lot but Photoshop is a miracle solution. Before I relied on Lightroom only to edit my images since I thought that it had everything I needed but I was wrong. There is just so much more that you can do with Photoshop. What sold me was how easy it is to do exposure blending for those sweet HDR photos. With time I started finding more and more features and I'm just in love with Photoshop. Never letting go of this one.

The first experience with Photohop is pretty daunting. You're met with so many buttons and you don't really know what any of them does. I was already used to Lightroom so I thought that the transition was going to be easy but I was wrong. It takes a while but with the guides you already find in the software and a lot of support from the community you'll be able to do magic with the app.

I like the user friendly tools and ease of editing photos and coming up with creative, unique projects and designs. I only use Photoshop and the Adobe creative suite products for everything I create. Photo retouching, logos, posters, banners, social media posts etc. I love that I can go between Photoshop and Illustrator and tweak things as needed. Its integration with the Creative Suite programs is very much appreciated. It provides all the features I need for my work with highly intelligent functions.

There does seem to be times where the program freezes, certain tools lose their lunch and I have to re-launch the program. It can be a bit buggy especially when my WiFi is spotty. Large files can take up too much space causing the program to crash as well.

The most impactful features of this software would be, the ability to create graphic content that connects with your end user in the most unique and memorable way. Also,this program allows for its user to perfect the finish of photography and other photo related pieces like artworks. The Software indeed has a vast lerning curve as it is immensely diversed, but with the basics you casn easily build on it to become a professional. This software integrates quite smoothly with any business as long as you have an expert on hand to use its functions.

The products main con is the learning curve. If its a software you intend on jumping in to use without much practice, you are in for a treat, and its not a tasty one. It can be difficult to integrate with your business if you do no have someone on the team with the knowledge on how it is properly and effectively used.

This product takes some time to understand but eventually you'll get there. Like most Adobe products I can get pretty far with experimenting to get a better understanding of the tools available. And Photoshop is no exception. File in- and export is really efficient and with the diverse toolset you can make anything. My favorite tool was the healing brush which can make your photos look more realistic.

Some features hidden within some tools appear a little hidden. The UI is very reminiscent of other Adobe software ofcourse, but with Photoshop I had to struggle the most to get to know the full scope of the product.

The software have all needed tools for photo editing and no skills needed because the software is easy to learn and use . All the past years that i have been using this software i have never faced any challange or problem , this software is the best of all times .

All the tools i need for doing my music cover photos are there . I don`t see no missing tools that can stop me from doing anywork on adobe photoshop

La molteplicità di strumenti messi a disposizione che sono semplicemente di accompagnamento alla creatività della persona che ne fa uso

Considerata l’evoluzione dei software di design affini, sarebbe interessante poter rendere Photoshop uno strumento collaborativo in tempo reale

J'apprécie particulièrement de pouvoir retoucher l'aspect de photographies de manière rapide et assez poussée. Je ne suis pas très formée à photoshop et je pense utiliser la logiciel à environ 40% de son potentiel toutefois

La prise en main peut être un peu compliquée et j'apprécierais énormément un tutoriel qui permette d'apprendre de nouvelles fonctions... pourquoi pas même de mini formations suggérées par le logiciel à la façon de notifications !

I have to say that Adobe Photoshop is an incredible piece of software. I absolutely love its extensive range of editing capabilities. Whether I need to retouch a photo, create stunning digital art, or manipulate images in various ways, Photoshop has all the tools I could ever dream of.One of the things I appreciate the most about Photoshop is its layer-based editing system. Being able to work with...

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This software is already really awesome ...especially with its now integration with AI

Photo editing is easiest with Photoshop. It provides excellent results at a very reasonable price. Another benefit of Photoshop is how it works seamlessly with other programs within the Adobe Creative Suite. Having known Photoshop as an asset in this field for many years, I feel like Adobe has always provided me with good products. Photoshop is a fairly straightforward program with a user-friendly interface despite its drawbacks. Among all photo manipulation software, Adobe Photoshop is the best.

If you're just starting out in photo editing or designing generally, Photoshop can seem difficult. To master all of the features available in an image processing application requires a lot of practice. A high PC requirement would also be required for Photoshop to function well.

Photoshop has become a critical part of my workflow in portrait photography. The flexibility for retouching faces, adjusting aspects with the liquify tool to reshape hair, the ability to easily add and blend overlays, freedom in adjusting colours, and so much more. This is a vital bit of software as it allows my creative vision to come through.

Photoshop can have a steep learning curve if you want to do more than the basics. However, this is to be expected because of just how super powerful the software is! It takes time to learn the ins and outs of the application, but once you do, you are able to stretch your creative vision in an almost limitless manner. Some newer features such as Neural Filters is making some of the tasks easier with Artificial Intelligence however, and it is expected that usage would become far easier in the next few versions.

Photoshop is easily one of the best software I've ever used. It's incredibly packed with all features you could imagine to make you a pro image editor. From simple color correction to advanced image manipulation tools, Photoshop has it all. I absolutely love the unlimited choices you get with your own custom brushes, templates, fonts, textures etc. It makes a simple graphic design project so easy to implement, yet very creative with the execution. The toolbox is easily unmatched in its smoothness. Plenty of software have tried to implement the same toolset with varying degrees of success, but the efficiency and accuracy I've had with Photoshop is still unbeatable.

Obviously the price is ridiculous. I understand a heavy price for the software is compensated with its performance, but for a small-time designer like me, I don't need Creative Cloud or unnecessary integrations for simple projects. Plus, other software are providing competitive performance for free, so paying a hefty sum for this software simply isn't in my arsenal. Plus, the software is heavy on your system. Unless your computer has got a great RAM, be prepared for Photoshop to use up all the resources and slow down your system.