1. Use the magnetic lasso to separate the people in the photo and made them a separate layer.
2. Made a new gradiant layer.
3. Added my type in another layers.
I put all the layers together. The image of the people needs to be touched (some irregular areas from the original lasso cut)up on top of the gradient; but no brushes, wands, sponges will work to give me the same gradient touch-up.
I uploaded the photo so you get a better idea of what I am trying to describe. Look at the outline of the people. I need to clean that up; but no tools are working.
Is it possible to create a gradient similar to radial gradient, except that the shape is other than circular? This image would be the starting point, but I would like the white part fading to black to be another shape (say, a rectangle, a banana, etc.).
I've been experiencing problems with the Gradient editor since I got PS and the problem is that whenever I create a gradient through the gradient editor and then load it, it does load it and instead just duplicates the ones that already exist.
I cannot get my Photoshop Touch for android to startup, or run. It just blinks off, or gives a "Photoshop touch has stopped working" error but will not allow me to report the issue.
Right now Photoshop doesn't support pen pressure or multi touch pan and zoom on the new Surface Pro - an otherwise amazing machine. It will break my heart to do so, but I'll need to return the device in 14 days if this functionality isn't there. It's essential for digital art. Is there any way of knowing whether pen and touch support is forthcoming? My clock is ticking.
I am a photographer and I'm in the market for a IPS touch monitor. URL....and I own photoshop cs6. I would like to use a stylus pen to edit photos rather than a mouse but I have not been able to find any info online about how well photoshop works with a touch screen.
I have a group of individual photos taken from a recent photo shoot. These are mostly glamour and headshots. The lipstick colour turned out too pink for my taste, I was wondering if anyone could give me some pointers on how to edit the colour and make it somewhat darker.
I have an HP Touchsmart PC and I have installed CS6. I want to draw on my sreen in photoshop but when I select the brush tool and touch the screen it just pans.
I can use the brush tool with my mouse but I need to know how to get it to work with the tablet screen.
Photoshop cs6 works almost perfectly on the sony vaio tap 20 windows 8 computer. One problem is the touch screen's compatibility with photoshop. Inorder to draw with my finger or a pen, I need to select outside of the boundary of the canvas and drag in order to draw. The program works fine with the mouse and keyboard, but the touch screen is really what I want to use.
I am in the market for a PC with a touch screen such as HP Touchsmart, and I am wondering if I can manipulate changes to images in PS or PSE on a touch screen? I am not talking about apps.
Noise reduction in Photoshop Touch does not work. Move slider and nothing happens. I also have Photoshop Express, and noise reduction works fine with it.
Waiting for Windows 8, I recently bought a new HP Touch smart 520PC. While touch screen works perfectly with Windows 7, and the pen correctly writes on the screen in simple programs like Paint, when I try to draw with the brush (or with any other tool) instead of the brush it appears the small hand usually used to move the screen.
There is any setup I must apply to solve this problem, or actually Photoshop CS6 doesn't plan to support the direct drawing on the screen? In this case I wonder, because I suppose that - when touch capabilities of Windows 8 will be available - many PC and notebooks will use the touch screen technology.
Buying the HP Touch smart I would expect to use Photoshop as on a giant I pad, but for the moment I'm still obliged to use a Wacom tablet!
I have a Toshiba U920T which so far doesn't support Adobe Photoshop when drawing with my finger or stylus. My friend has a HP Slate and it works fine in that. Unfortunately I can't get the same slate as he has as it's older and not in stock anymore. Is there a list of touch screen compatible computers somewhere? ( without the drag out side the screen workaround or start by tapping the mouse button trick which are unworkable for drawing properly )
I just bought a 15.6" Asus Q500A touchscreen laptop with Windows 8. I downloaded photoshop and the 'touch app plug-ins' through the Adobe Application Manager for creative cloud. When I open a file in PS and select the brush(or any other) tool if I use the touch screen to drag it accross the canvas nothing happens. It still works with my mouse though.
I have a packard bell with a multi-touch screen, but when using Photoshop CS6 my touch screen doesn't work... is this just settings or prefs i need to adjust?
I have upgraded to Windows 8 using Adobe Photoshop CS6 (latest Dec update). I have the latest Wacom drivers installed (Nov1) and Photoshop does not respond to pinch to zoom and rotate and it recognizes my hand touching the screen as pen input when using the pen at the same time. Even without the pen I can draw with my finger. Others have reported this under Windows 7 as well. I have an iPad, I don't need this 4K screen to work like an iPad!
This did not happen with older wacom drivers and Windows 7. I need to know how long I am going to have to wait before Adobe acknowledges the problem and when to expect a fix for this. All of us with Photoshop and Wacom Cintiq 24 HD Touch are screwed at the moment. Most other programs are working correctly with both touch and pen (i.e. Painter 12.2, Sketchbook Pro, etc). Most users are resorting all the way back to CS3 with older drivers or turning off Touch input all together to get the pen to work.
