Photoshop is a software tool for editing pixel based images. It can use vectors and some 3D information bit it is primarily aimed at manipulating 2D raster images.
Photoshop uses layers that stack on top of each other. Different adjustments can be made to each layer to then combine to form a unique images. Layers on top override layers on the bottom. Masks can be used to have adjustments only affect part of a layer. Layer blending modes can affect the way layers stacked on top of each other. Affect the layers below them.
So much I spent sand filters can be made into smart filters that are non-destructive, meaning that they can continue to be edited without losing any image quality. You can’t go back.
Pixels vs Vectors
Pixels are resolution dependent while vectors have infinite “resolution” since the visual output is derived from mathematical equations.
Getting Started
Layers
Blending Modes
Selections
- Select Hair with Select and Mask Workspace
- Fix Jagged Selection Edges in Photoshop
- fix-photoshop-masks-with-dodge-and-burn
Image Resolution
Smart Objects
Photo Editing
Smart Filters
Generative Fill
Photoshop FAQ
Photoshop Tutorials & How To
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- Set Pixel Dimensions in a New Document in Photoshop
- Select Hair With Select and Mask in Photoshop
- Fix Jagged Selection Edges in Photoshop
- Fix Photoshop Masks with Dodge and Burn
- Optimize Images for Web with Batch Image Processing in Photoshop
- How to Edit Photos in Adobe Camera Raw
- White Balance Quick Photoshop Tutorial
- Photoshop Generative Fill
- Why is my Photoshop brush a crosshair?
- How to Create Seamless Textures in Photoshop