Hi everyone! I absolutely love the aesthetic of this Artwork. I know it's a datamosh effect, but I'm looking for methods on how to apply it specifically to a still image, not a video. Are there any apps, specific Photoshop techniques, or specialized scripts (like Processing) that can create this heavy, melted, and layered look? Any tips, tutorials, or software recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much!

Going to keep this short, because I hope to receive responses that are of equal length, and straight to the point! For the past decade I've solely used 1 app for my photo editing, which back in the initial 5 years, YES I used it to edit the PHOTO appearance of my photos... whereas now that I'm no longer in my 20's, I have more of a need to edit the text portion of my photos. And that app used to be an amazing app hands down all around!!! I could use her for all of it, anything. But over the last 2 or 3 years, there's been updates that have literally made it worse in this area..

SOOO, if anyone could please steer me in the right direction please? What editing app has many font styles, that is FREE, and is EASY TO USE?

I use Photoshop all the time for photography (15+ years of PS experience) , but somehow I’ve never gotten the hang of it when it comes to making a GIF in it.

I have a series of images from a shoot that I want to turn into a simple looping GIF. Nothing fancy, basically just the images playing in sequence.

I started looking at the Timeline/Frame Animation options and I feel like I have to re watch tutorial after tutorial and nothing makes it overly simple

What’s the easiest workflow for this? Do you load all the images as layers and convert them to frames? And is there anything I should know about sizing/export settings so the final GIF doesn’t look terrible or end up with a massive file size?

Would love to hear how people who actually do this regularly handle it.

Hello !

The brush (on the left) is mixed with some others, i dont know why.

I reset the brushs and load again the brush but the problem still persist. Any idea ?

Thanks !

I use Photoshop all the time for photography (about 20 years of experience with PS), but somehow I’ve never actually made a GIF in it.

I have a series of images from a shoot that I want to turn into a simple looping GIF. Nothing fancy, basically just the images playing in sequence.

I started looking at the Timeline/Frame Animation options and realized I I feel like I never get this down pat... or make it easy

What’s the easiest workflow for this? Do you load all the images as layers and convert them to frames? And is there anything I should know about sizing/export settings so the final GIF doesn’t look terrible or end up with a massive file size?

Would love to hear how people who actually do this regularly handle it.

How i can find the best compiang to work with , any advise in clipping , posting anything will help 🙏

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Hey people! Please suggest me a good photo editing app for my Instagram posts that will make my pictures more pinteresty and insta worthy
I use an iphone 16 but still the photos are not coming that much good
So please suggest something!

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Can someone please explain me how to deal with a printing of white background? I have some photos that I edited in photoshop to look like white background but it is not a mask so it is not 100% white. I am worried to not come out as a photo with grey muds and white spots with no ink. Should I do a mask then? Or it is save to print it as a photo since I will be sure there are no (255,255,255) in my picture?

Hi there, I'm looking for laptop recommendations. I've done minor photo editing and video creation on previous lightweight laptops that still had enough umph to run Photoshop pretty well, but find myself in the need of a new one. I'm far from a pro, but did spend a lot of time editing before my HP decided it was tired of me. I just need something that'll allow me to do things like edit videos my son takes of his kids racing, and create videos to post on social media and such. But here's the trick, I need it to be moderately priced😬 Like, well under $1,000? (I know🤦‍♀️ but hubby is disabled without retirement and the economy isn't fair.) And it has to be a laptop, not a desktop. I do have a Samsung Galaxy S10+ if that helps?

I’m pretty new to photography (around 7 months in), so I have a general understanding of things like compression, lossy formats, etc., but for the life of me, I can’t figure out the best way to post my photos to Instagram.

I’ve done some research on the max resolution and file size for photo uploads to Instagram, and from what I gather, 1440x1920px and 30MB is the max for a 3:4 photo.

Now, I have some scans of 6x9 negatives I found at a local flea market. I’m trying to add a white border to the edges so I can post the full frame. Here is my process on Photoshop:

Create new file
Width: 1440px
Height: 1920px
Resolution: 72px/inch
Color mode: Grayscale, 8 bit
Background contents: white
Color profile: dot gain 20%
Pixel aspect ratio: square pixels

Then, I save it as a JPEG and set the quality to 12, which gives me a 1.2MB file.

As a test, I saved the original scan as a JPEG at full dimensions (7032x10157px, 29.7MB), then posted both the 1.2MB photo and the 29.7MB photo on Instagram to compare the two. I’ve included screenshots of both Instagram posts. The difference in quality is undeniable. Obviously the 29.7MB photo appears much higher quality. I have no idea why this is happening. Everything I’ve read so far has indicated that the 29.7MB photo would be aggressively compressed and end up looking far worse than a photo that’s under the max size.

Please, can anyone can clarify why this is happening and help me figure out how to add a white border to my photo while maintaining as much quality as possible?

EDIT: As soon as I posted this, it occurred to me that Reddit also compressed images, so the difference in quality between the two screenshots doesn’t appear as stark on here as it does for me.

can someone tell me how to remove shadow band while keeping hair definition?

I have a ten-page InDesign layout, and I'd like to edit the whole thing in Photoshop. Is this possible.

How do I create this effect? ​​The creator herself mentioned that it’s a blend of the "Cutout" and "Oil Paint" filters, but no matter how hard I try, I can't seem to replicate it. I’d really appreciate a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this look and what settings to use for each filter.