Photoshop

RGB is color model and is used to describe colors using numbers and to determine number of possible colors. You can change color model from Image > Mode > choose color model. RGB is suitable for screen and different devices including internet. Other color modes are CMYK suitable for professional printing, Lab, Grayscale.

Although RGB is mainly for devices and screens it is recommended to work in this color mode before converting to CMYK.

Different color spaces within color mode can contain different range and number of possible colors in document (image). RGB color mode have different spaces like sRGB which can contain less colors then Adobe RGB but is supported by most browsers while browsers do not support Adobe RGB color profile, so when you want to post images on internet or send them on email first convert to sRGB profile (space) from File > Save for Web & Devices (turn on Convert to sRGB) or Edit > Convert to Profile > RGB > sRGB IEC61966-2.1.

ProPhoto RGB is largest color space and is designed for feature devices and printers...

If the picture started very small, you might not have much to go on. Changing the resolution size might help, though. Go to Image->Image size (alt-ctrl-l) and find the box that says 'resolution'. Enter a value that is at least 2000. Check the results.

It has special design tools, you can prototype a full webpage page layout, and quickly convert it to HTML, so you can publish online. :) That's atleast what I've read.

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I'm assuming you mean like photo-manipulation. Photo-manipulation is pretty much the same thing as putting two different pictures into one whole one. If you mean putting them side by side then what you need to do is open them both in photoshop and measure them both out and then open a new document with both the sizes included. example(1): Open a 100x100 pixel-inch image and a 420X360 pixel-inch. If you want the two to be exactly identical then you will need to use the crop tool on the larger image to scale it down. Select what you want with the crop tool and then scale it down by hitting the ENTER key. (it's actually one of my favorite tools) then when you have it down to a decent size (or if you decided not to scale down) open your new file with the size of the two added in. 420x460 (since the height really won't matter in this case. Just go with the larger height. Width is what you want to worry about). then what you do is cut and paste the two items into your new picture. As for photo-manipulation, I'm not an expert on that. But I do know someone who is. go to http://night-fate.deviantart.com She is a good friend of mine and has many tutorials on photo-manipulation. (She's a professional.) I hope you found what you're looking for. I would go with the web address though. It's highly recommended.

Adobe bundle a range of their software into a package which are known as Creative Suites. The initials CS are used with a number for each version the current version being CS 5.

Paint Shop Pro is an image manipulation software utility. It usually comes with several different `filters' (effects capabilities, etc) and effects to allow you to do some very interesting things to your picture files.

Best thing to do is look it up on the 'net to get the full details.

- To stay on topic of what the program "is" would be to describe what it is popular for doing. I would like to add that Paint Shop Pro is popular for allowing you to work in "Layers"

Working in layers as an example:

Layer 1 = Sky Layer 2 = Grass Layer 3 = Tree Layer 4 = Grass to cover tree base Layer 5 = Flower growing out of the ground around the tree base

The program is also known for "PSP Tubes" which are images with transparent backgrounds, that are used in the way you would use a stamper. Tubes can be saved in the picture tubes folder for future use. The program is also popular for image manipulation such as "Make-overs" where you can edit a family photo to enhance the features of ones eyes, lips, and even make them appear thinner or heavier. Paint Shop Pro allows you to work with Vectors and Rasters.

Layers for clipping must be one above another where layer above will be clipped into layer below. Hold down Alt key on keyboard and navigate pointer with mouse button to line between two layers until cursor transform to arrow with two circles, then click and layers are clipped.

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It is quite easy to learn Adobe Photoshop. There are many tutorials online that one can watch to learn Adobe Photoshop. There are even books that teach you how to use Adobe Photoshop.

I think that Adobe products like Photoshop and Lightroom totally go into this list. Also there are many programs that are much easier and more suitable for beginners, thus widely used as well: Photoworks, Photoinstrument, Affinity Photo, etc.

The fastest and easiest way is definitely looking up information and tips on the internet. The official website, blogs and tutorials can be of great help. If you've bought Adobe Photoshop, you might have also got a manual along with the software installer.

A Bitmap is a file you can save pictures as like JPEG or PNG, in photoshop it means save the picture as a bitmap

Photoshop is an incredibly versatile tool that can recolor photographs, create special effects, restore old photographs, and much more. Artists also like to use to to create digital art, because they can use to to separate drawings into layers, color with different types of brushes, add special effects to their art, clean up lineart, and enhance traditional artwork. It is a very powerful program that is always being enchanced and revamped by both Adobe and the Photoshop community.

Using a photo editor, reduce both the size and resolution. A web-ready photo does not need to be at highest resolution; it should also be under 50k in size. There are many free photo editors online, plus Windows might come with a free editor.

Use 3D menu to convert image to 3D layer. Click on layer to select it then go to 3D > New 3D Postcard From Layer, after that use 3D panel (Window > 3D) and 3D tools from toolbox on the left hand side.

firstly with the intelligent scissors select the area you want to see through. then go to colours>levels>then ajust it to the desiarabe effect. If you want to have it done more realistically then you go to colours>hue/contrast>and ajust. Finally you can use the dodge/burn tool to define. hope this helps

1. Open your picture: File->Open 2. Go to: Image->Image Size 3. To make sure your picture scales proportionally make sure the following are checked on: Constrain Proportions and Resample Image.

Slice tools are generally used in webdesign. Slicing your image in pieces is practically making buttons, headers etc. for your HTML website. After slicing it's important to Save for Web&Devices.

you can create and modify vector images in Photo shop, Corel Draw, illustrator and so on. If you already have vector image and want to modify look what extension have that image, look at letters on the end like .PSD, .AI, if you have for example .AI extension it is illustrator file and you need illustrator or Corel Draw to modify it, but still you can place it in Photo Shop document through File -> Place command.

The extended versions have all of the features the normal ones do but they offer extra features such as the ability to import and edit 3D graphics, video enhancement and more tools to use for editing images etc.

First select it from Toolbox then look at options bar (below menus) and set options for this tool, adjust brush size (when using Dodge tool you are actually paint with Brush) click and paint directly on image.

On Microsoft PowerPoint 2007, double click on the picture, go to recolor, go all the way down to the bottom, click set transparent color, and click on the background color you want it to match! :) I just figured that out today! :))

CorelDRAW is a vector drawing illustration application, while Photoshop is a raster (or bitmap) image editing and painting application.

Vector drawing uses mathematical equations (inside the program, the user doesn't have to worry about the math) to define the lines, curves, angles, etc. of a line drawing or collage style image. Raster or Bitmap images define the color properties of each individual pixel of an image, for pictures more like paintings or photographs.

Vector drawings can be less "realistic" looking and more illustrative. Vector drawing is ideal for line drawings, logos, diagrams, plans, charts, maps, and so on. Due to their mathematical properties, vector drawings also scale without loss or distortion, while bitmap images become distorted (pixelated, jaggy) if they are enlarged or reduced (much).