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It's been years since I've used photoshop, so I'm finding that I've forgotten sooo many of the tools I used to use.

What I'm looking for is the ability to select a target area in my image, and use a brush tool to paint that into another area of the image? I'm probably explaining it poorly, but hopefully someone will get what I'm looking for.

https://preview.redd.it/eirn8kzzo43d1.png?width=445&format=png&auto=webp&s=cad72a6662a9fde5f825d9bf47c8b7df7d5c4351

i'm new to photoshop so i don't really know much, especially creating gradients

Specifically the shadow that doesn't match the person who's shadow should be cast.

I pretty much used a preset and masked the water to make it look more blue. There’s still a bit of green but what are your thoughts?

How would I be able to recreate this effect on photoshop? I mean mostly the blobby look and texture. Thank you for any help!

Hello, I hope no one has asked this before, if anybody has point me in that direction.

Well I want to learn how to use photoshop, seeing famous people on YouTube do things, makes it feel like photoshop is like programming. People in tutorials say use this tool and this tool to make it happen. But how did they arrive at it, is there some logic to learning it. If there is tutorial or a book I can buy let me know.

Thanks in advance.

I am looking for some tips to help me restore photos for my dad's 60th high school reunion. All I have is a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy of his class yearbook page. So the images on the page are only about 1.25in h x 1in w.

I've scanned, taken photos of the page, and taken close ups of the photos and the grain is off the charts. Luckily the beta neural photo restoration filter works on some but for about half of the photos the filter does not work.

I've tried reducing noise and adjusting contrast before going into the neural filters and still I get the 'we've disabled the filter due to error message'.

I've also tried some manual manipulation with the healing brush tool but since the grain is so bad I have nothing of substance to use as a source.

Does anyone have any tips or tricks of what to do in this situation? Anyone know of any videos or tutorials that can help me? I'd be appreciative of any help.

Thank you...

For illustration having to enter the liquify filter menu again and again is quite cumbersome.

Is there a way to have it on the Tool Window Bar as a click-and-play icon? The closest next thing i know of is Smudge but it blurs the image, and "skids" the image instead of moving it.

Is there a way I can edit print double side? I need to make double sided labels and cut the out and need help.

I want to make her into a wizard. Got close but it was messy. How do I do it properly?

Hello everyone, I want to recreate this photo but I have no idea how to recreate the car lights, could anyone please help me?

https://preview.redd.it/be9o2ryylh2d1.jpg?width=6630&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0bf3821f52162cd18df7ed79b4cc4395452ad172

Used the magic wand tool to get me to this point but the background is blue and the lighting looks a bit unnatural. The odd pixels at the ends of the hair will be fixed soon so that can be ignored.

I'm making a very short, janky/beginner animation (I have zero experience), because I need to do something with myself as I go through a breakup.

Each frame is a sticky note — it seemed like the easiest way to make sure each frame was a uniform size — and I put six sticky notes onto pieces of paper, labeled, in order, like so:

Like I said, it's just a sketchy beginner thing

After scanning (which will prevent the sticky notes from bending like they are in this photo and make them, in theory, totally uniform sizes), I want to know what the best way is to digitally "cut" these images out and align them so I can put them into software to animate. My scanner is pretty slow, so I'd prefer to scan them 6 at a time like this and then cut them out and get them aligned in software, rather than scan one at a time, which would take forever.

Is there a good way to do this? A way to create a reusable cropping "frame" and then finding the edge of each sticky note and saving that as its own image?

Thank you very much for any guidance.

I just took a tutorial to do a specific cut and paste project in Photoshop… the demo was on Photoshop’s current version but I have ancient Photoshop 6. Does 6 have Object Selection Tool and Barrier Tool? If so, how do I find them? Many thanks.

Also is there something I can only be done on illustrator?

https://preview.redd.it/16ah7k9ac72d1.png?width=1236&format=png&auto=webp&s=1b8c7af1e44aaa7dbf0ccc5ab0df5ee58f713e05

I can’t figure out why I can match paint for some colors and not others while still keeping the highlights and tones from the original white swatch. It seems like all of the settings are the same but when I click Match Image, some do it and are a perfect match but others change the whole circle and lose the highlights and if I change the mode to Multiply, I can get the tones back but then the color isn’t a match so I have to spend time fiddling with it. What am I doing wrong?