Adobe Photoshop Reviews

Summary: Adobe Photoshop is a professional editing tool for editing from basic to advanced level. There is no limitation on creativity, the user can transform the image according to his/her needs.

Positive: 1. It is equipped with features that let you do the edit, retouch, or manipulation of the raw image.
2. The file can be exported to any format or can be further resized, optimized, or compressed.
3. There is a wide range of color palettes that lets you get creative with the tone of the image.
4. There are many effects available for blur, lighting, texture, and other effects on your image.
5. Masking and cropping of the image are very straightforward.

Negative: 1. The software is very overwhelming to use at first because of the user interface.
2. It uses the cache very heavily and because of that a large amount of system memory gets occupied by the software.

Summary: It has tools for small precise work.
It is way better than any other editing work.
You can edit 2D vectors and make logos as well.
It gets frequent updates.

Positive: It has the best tools in this sector.
You can make a photo completely a piece of art with the editing tools.
It has the most optimum editing results one can have.
The interface is very user friendly.

Negative: The price could be more reasonable.
You need a very high-end system to use the full potential of this software.

Summary: I am using it for a while, and if I have to sum it up, it is an amazing app for editing a photograph. The layering and modeling of images are seamless, and regular updates help catch up with the market.

Positive: I have been using it for editing photographs and adding graphical layers to them. It gives an excellent finish in my work, and the tools are so well designed it makes my work easy and very precisely accurate. Moreover, you will always find a tool to match your creative ideas while editing.

Negative: It is slightly expensive.
It has a huge source code, Which's why it lags a lot during heavy graphical editing.
Tools are overwhelming, and One gets confused easily.

Summary: Adobe Photoshop is the go to software for photo editing and its whole suite is like a cherry on the cake to make it more easier to work as well. Their recent pricing strategies have been a bit expensive but the app delivers only the best.

Positive: Long list of features.
Improved artificial intelligence based features added to make tedious tasks automated.
Best UI/UX.

Negative: Pricing plans are very bad unless you have some discounts or buy the whole suite subscription.

Summary: Photoshop is a handy tool for designers, and I would absolutely recommend the entire Adobe Suite to make the most of it. Otherwise, it can slow down a low-end system, and can seem expensive. But if you're serious about designing, don't hesitate to buy it. It will serve you well.

Positive: Adobe Photoshop is an essential tool for anyone looking to enter the designing field. I've been using it for graphic design and photo manipulation for years now, and it has served me well in both aspects. I absolutely love the brush tool. You get to create your own ones and the internet provides you all kinds of brushes for free too. Styles, patterns, textures, you name it - these tools are enough to make even a beginner feel like they know a thing or two. It also integrates easily with all other Adobe Suite products, which is a great option and gives you a complete environment for your design needs. Photoshop alone comes with excellent support from its creators. And you also get free fonts, which are cool. There are plenty of learning resources online for free, so anybody willing to put in the time and effort can easily make the most of Photoshop.

Negative: The software can get glitchy at times, and doesn't work as smoothly on a low-end device. I also feel like there should be some features that use AI, especially considering how easy it is to do edits using other free apps that might otherwise take hours to do on Photoshop. It is also extremely expensive. There are actually equally powerful tools out there, some even for free, so I wouldn't recommend Photoshop to somebody who's not serious about getting into design and editing. I also feel like the text tool could use some more improvements and features. It also has a learning curve, so absolute beginners would feel lost pretty soon.

Summary: There's a reason why people say 'photoshop images' like we do 'google a thing' ... it's the leading product in its industry.

Positive: Prior to pulling the trigger and getting a license to use Photoshop (the price is a bit prohibitive) I'd tried several free online photo-editing apps, but it would be difficult to do things like select just a person's face, or select objects that I want to blur out etc. Photoshop on the other hand is really good at identifying edges between objects in images, making it super simple to select what you want, then do what you want, whether that's changing the hue (smurfs, anyone?) or increasing the contrast.

Negative: Like a lot of robust software, Photoshop is initially a bit overwhelming. It has a learning curve, and figuring out what button does what is a process. It's also expensive, and certain licenses don't come with stock template packs for whatever reason. And the update process is kinda stupid, you easily end up with 3 different versions, two of which are outdated but still won't be automatically deleted.

Summary: I have logged thousands of hours in various versions of Photoshop as far back as version 5.5 before the CS series. It is outstanding software, I just dislike the pricing model they've adopted the past few years.

Positive: The software itself is superb, and is still the best and most thorough, full-featured image editing toolset in the world. You can create all sorts of awesome things with Photoshop once you get through the initial learning curve, which isn't actually hard at all.

Negative: There used to be a standalone version (CS6) but the standalone format was discontinued in favor of the Creative Cloud subscription model, which is really unfortunate as I would prefer to own, not rent, the software and use it offline especially in the event that Adobe as a company someday shuts down.

Summary: I've been using it for the past year. Achieved so many skills like graphic design, poster design, cutting any ones head or more.

Positive: I love to create pictures with photoshop. It gives me lots of features like blur, face retouching, auto detect color and so much more.

Negative: It takes so much time to start and also boring. If you into quickness then don't open photoshop.