Photoshop

Excluding Lightroom tricks, Photoshop can do every thing to make a design and image more attractive and striking.

You cannot do that. You can only over lay another picture, use mask and brush out or delete the clothing. To remove cloths to see what underneath is not possible unless the pictures has clothes attached using layers

Photoshop is an amazing program. I have been using it for many years and so far the only limit, as far as I am concerned, to the program is your imagination. I just finished a graphic project which contained 127 Layers. There really is no limit to the amount of layers you can use. You will need a decent computer to take full advantage of the program.

I heard that for a student, the cost is about $150.00.

It depends on the version of Photoshop.

For Photoshop CS4 it's 512MB of RAM (1GB recommended)

Refer to http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/photoshop/systemreqs/?promoid=DRHXB

It depends on the types of pictures being edited and the desired effect which is the best. Picmonkey is one that offers a membership. There are many apps that can be added to the programing that are free or inexpensive.

Usually computers come with Adobe already Set on the hard drive. But there might be a free trial for Adobe. It kind of depends what Adobe 'program' your trying to download. If you can't find a free trial for it, then you have to pay some money to get it.(Most trials are 30 days.)

There are many online photo editing websites. However, there is no application to make a person in a photo nude.

an inch?! i bet

Approx 1/2" by 3/4" After lots of paper-cutting I reckon A11 is about the right size

There are many different ways to Undo in Photoshop. Ctrl + Z is keyboard shortcut for Undo last operation, Ctrl + Alt + Z is Undo keyboard shortcut. You can Undo and from Edit > Undo or from HISTORY panel (Window > History).

Corel Painter is a program that gives you all the tools an artist would have but on the computer. You can choose between different brushes, strokes, gradients, and many more things. It allows you to do works that are very realistic or very abstract.

Photographers who use Digital cameras, use photoshop as their editing homebase. There, they can adjust brightness/contrast, hues, color balance, levels, red eye. They can add vigenettes and lomography effects. The results vary on what the photographer wants. There are also many other programs other than photoshop that photographers use, photoshop just happens to be a popular resource.

You can artificially increase the resolution of a jpeg image in Adobe Photoshop, but there will be a loss in quality because data is "invented" through a process called interpolation. A low resolution image only contains X amount of data, and to increase its resolution, you are telling the computer software to add nonexistent data to the picture file. This is generally ok if you're only increasing the resolution by 10% for general print purposes, but to make a dramatic increase in resolution such as 72 dpi to 300 dpi, the image will most likely artifact (pixelate).

The best and obvious solution would be to acquire the original image.

work space is visual.Visual is what you see on screen, but you can choose also from different color spaces like RGB,CMYK from Image-Mode.To change working space simply eliminate what you dont need on screen like Color Swatches for example and choose Save work space then give him a name.

Photo manipulation.

In a broader sense, not a definition, it is manipulating an image to enhance it or remove unwanted parts.

You can purchase (download) Adobe CS4 through Adobe's website as well as at other software retailers.

With proper identification, you can also purchase educational versions at drastically reduced rates at Adobe's site as well as sites like Academic Superstore.

There aren't any disadvantages to use multiple layers. Multiple Layer Design is the point of using Photoshop. You can change elements of a project one piece at a time rather than single layer apps that once you make a enough changes you can never go back.

In Photoshop, you can create everything in a Non-Destructive manner and Multiple Layers is a foundational feature for that.

Well, there are lots of programs and of course there are many really decent examples among them. Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom are the giants that hold the industry and make the standards for others to follow.

That doesn't mean that they are the only good examples of photo editing software. Lots of companies follow their experience and also add some new features thus creating good programs for photographers. Photoworks, Capture One, Affinity Photo, Luminar 4, Photodiva and many others can be decent competitors for the Adobe products.

The main question is whether the particular program suits YOU. To understand how do you feel about the certain soft, you better to try it. Of course, you can read lots of reviews or opinions on Answers but that won't substitute your own experience.

72 is the is required if you have clients that like to be exact for font size, for example.

If my resolution is 100 than my 72 px text will change to 100 px text.

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1. Register on Adobe.com

2. Download Adobe Photoshop (30 day trial)

3. Open Run

4. Type in regedit

5. Find Adobe

6. Click on Adobe

7. Find a folder named Registration

8. Click once on the folder

9. Find Delete on your keyboard (Del) and

10. Press Delete while the folder Registration is selected

Normally, Adobe Photoshop is a payed-for program, and cannot be downloaded anywhere for free (free distribution is illegal and can be enforced by law). However, you may choose to use the above steps, but it could ruin your computer.

There are a couple of ways to "sharpen" semi-blurry images. First of all try Noiseless app. You won't be able to completely make sharp images out of out-of-focus images, but you can try. 1. Under "FILTERS" you can go down to "SHARPEN" and select "UNSHARP MASK" this will pop up a new window. Use the slider to desired effect. 2. You can push the letter "R" on your keboard and it will select a tool on your tool palette that looks like a water drop. If you click and hold this button you will get a couple other tools to choose from, one of which is the "SHARPEN" tool. Use this tool to sharpen specific areas of the blurry image. If you're in Photshop 7.0, your strenght and brush sizes for this tool will be docked at the top of your window. Good luck!

You can use Zoom Tool which is located at Tools palette on left side of screen (press Z on keyboard to activate it), or by keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl + ( + ) to zoom in and Ctrl + ( - )to zoom out.

The easiest way is to right-click on the layer you wish to change (active layer) in the Layers panel, then select "Blending Options" at the top of the Menu.

You can also select Blending Options from the "Create Layer Style" icon (FX) at the bottom of the Layers panel.