Category: Photoshop

Photoshop is one of Adobe’s most famous image processing software. However, users think that Photoshop belongs to the graphics design category. It should be based on graphics cards, and the budget is used to select a good graphics card. Photoshop is a photo-editing software. It is a popular image changing software package. It was developed […]

All saved files such as PSD or PSB can be found in the Photoshop Auto recovery folder. That’s where all Photoshop autosave files stored. Go to: System drive (C:)/Users/ your user name here/App. Data/Roaming/Adobe Photoshop (CS6 or CC)/Auto, and recover. Where does photoshop save its files? But it doesn’t happen that way quite often. In […]

As far as I know, Photoshop does not have any OCR capabilities unless you look into third-party plugins, and I’ve not heard of any. You could look into We, and ocr. Maybe that would do it for you. Then, what is OCR and how do I use it? OCR is the conversion of images of […]

How do I know which version of Photoshop I have? Step 2 : Select the Help tab at the top of the window. Step 4: Check the pop-up window to see the version of Photoshop that you are using. If you didn’t catch the version number on the splash screen, you can find it after […]

Go to the photo editing and design tool with Photoshop looks and access File Choose a photo in your computer and start editing Otherwise, make your own design by opening a new file and doing what you do on Photoshop Go mad with layers, adjustments, sizes, cropping, moving, erasing and all Photoshop features. Using the […]

By default, the Photoshop app does not have native support for the HEIC file format. What that means for you, as an end-user, is that you cannot open your HEIC files in the app on your computer. You’ll see the file is grey when you try to open a HEIC file in Photoshop, indicating that […]

No, Adobe Photoshop is a raster-based program, meaning it uses pixels to create detailed images. One of the primary uses of Photoshop is with digital photos, which are usually raster files. But, you can open and edit vector files in Photoshop — either as a smart object or rasterized file. Get started with Adobe Photoshop. […]

The Photoshop Auto. Save location can be found on this path: The Location on Windows (where C: is your system drive) : C:\Users\ \App. Data\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop \Auto, and recover. But Adobe Photoshop software does have an auto-save feature. When you suddenly lose power, Photoshop software crashes, or something else goes wrong, the Adobe Photoshop auto […]

Photoshop layer masks control the transparency of the layer they are “worn” by. In other words, the areas of a layer that are hidden by a layer mask actually become transparent, allowing image information from lower layers to show through. To use a simple analogy, Photoshop layer masks work similar to masquerade ball masks. Layer […]

When you’re ready to go, fire up GIMP and open one image with your face and another with the body you want to put your face on. You can minimize the picture with the body for now, as the main task at hand right now is “extracting” your face from the other picture. This begs […]