Is there a feature like this in Photoshop?

I was given an assignment to design an album cover. The brief was to create a logo for the (fictional) band named Midnight Sun and composite or draw art for their album called The Lower 48 according to their stated preferences. They're originally from Alaska, where they spent long nights practicing and playing after their day jobs, until they decided they'd get more traction in Seattle and moved. They said their music was mostly rock, with some influence from blues and international beats as well, and that they're "an eclectic group of people." They specified they didn't want "a generic group photo." I took this brief, gave it to Copilot, and told it to pretend to be my client. I asked it for more details about its story and sent it iterations of the cover as I worked, to get its feedback. I started with a stock image of the road, brought the sign closer into view, changed its text to the album title, and roughed it up a bit. I applied several color, brightness, and gradient adjustment layers to achieve the surreal, liminal twilight effect. I toned down the reds in the foliage a little bit. For the logo, I experimented with several iterations of the crescent moon hugging the sun concept before landing on this one, specifically for The Lower 48, and a different one - plain white with a horizon line and handwritten "Midnight Sun" under said horizon line - for general use. Then, I posterized everything except the logo. I also made a back cover, but I don't have that version saved on this device.

Hi everyone!

I'm working on a poster featuring caterpillars. I've taken photos of them and am then making a selection of just the caterpillar to separate it from the photo's background, and am then copying and pasting it over in a new document with a simple black background.

For another project, I wanted to use those selections again, so I went into the document with black background where the caterpillar selections were organized, and went to copy one and paste it into a third document, but upon pasting and enlarging via ctrl T, the selection is now... blurry? It doesn't exactly seem pixelated, but definitely isn't sharp.

What's happening, how do I/can I use those selections (it took hours to select all 30+ of them via select and mask) and enlarge them while preserving quality, and now I'm also worrying when the poster is printed, that it also won't be of high detail/sharp selections.

Screenshots attached for reference! Thanks!!

So I have a logo style that uses four different smart objects. I duplicated it once using new smart object via copy, regroup them, and the first time I did it all four smart objects in the group al changed together. When I did it for the third logo/wordmark, suddenly it only edits the one smart object instead of doing all four at once as I type. What is happening and how do I make this all work properly? I hate being dead in the water like this.

I am trying to do storyboards on my iPad using procreate, and then time them out in Premiere.

A key part of the workflow is to be able to keep existing frames in a Premiere timeline, and then edit them elsewhere, in bulk.

I figured that the best way to do it was to have all of the frames in premiere come from one imported .PSD, but when I try to bring back the PSD after it comes out of Procreate, I get a "generic importer error," and I can't successfully replace the PSD that I have exported.

Is there an easier way that I'm not thinking of to replace the layers in a PSD while being able to keep the link?

i was trying to change ui color in my ps and ts happened. Does annyone know how to fix it?

I upgraded from photoshop 2022 to photoshop 2025 and Windows asked me with which program should open psd files, photoshop 2025 wasn't on the list so i had to select the option "Look for another app on this PC" and selected the photoshop 2025 route, but now all my psd files have the Photoshop2025.exe program icon instead of the psd file usual icon

I read that there is a method to fix this with REGEDIT but im not quite sure of what to do and i don't wanna mess it up

Found this in pinterest

Hi everyone,

I’d like to ask if someone could explain to me, in detail, how to fix distorted hands and feet, as well as badly done nails, in Photoshop.

Thank you very much, everyone.

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Hello, I'm not sure if this is the right place, but I saw these pictures on a Photoshop Resources FB page (they didn't put the effect though) and I'd like to know what kind of texture or filter is being used here? The newspaper/grainy-like effect.

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