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What happens when a troll gets trolled on? Steven Crowder’s ‘Change My Mind’ poster was the perfect slate for a Photoshop war on Twitter — and the memes that came out of it revealed which steadfast topics people just won’t change their mind about. Read more…
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In October, InVision made the first dramatic change to its product portfolio since the company’s inception. The team launched InVision Studio, a design tool meant to take on the likes of Adobe PhotoShop and Sketch. Now, however, InVision is taking yet another huge step forward with the announcement of the Studio Platform, letting third-party developers build products and programs for… Read More
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Sean “Diddy” Combs: musician, producer, television judge, all-around entrepreneur, and petty Photoshop pioneer.
The man who consistently appears on the Forbes Celebrity 100 List flexed his latest hobby this week when he shared a legendary snap of rappers Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar, and Nas. The only problem is that those are not the only folks that were in the original photo.
3 Kings! 3 GREAT FRIENDS! Love you guys. #BlackGreatness
A post shared by Diddy (@diddy) on Jan 29, 2018 at 7:15pm PST
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Artificial intelligence might be scary to some. But for anyone who spends time editing photos, it’s about to be a dream come true.
On Tuesday, Adobe announced the release of Photoshop 19.1, the newest iteration of its flagship graphics and phot…
Adobe is launching an update to Photoshop CC today that includes a number of new features, including better support for high density monitors and the Microsoft dial for Windows users. But the highlight of the release is the new Select Subject tool that uses Adobe’s Sensei AI platform to make selecting objects as simple as a click. Selecting objects in an image typically takes a bit of… Read More
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President Donald has always been a popular subject on Reddit’s r/PhotoshopBattles. But since you can’t look anywhere without seeing a photo of his face somewhere, the appeal wore off a bit.
But on Friday, Redditor suri09 submitted an older image from…
Heavy-handed photo retouching has come under scrutiny in recent years. But you’ve never seen a botched Photoshop job like this before.
Pam and Dave Zaring shared a series of photos to their Facebook page on Friday of a family photoshoot they had take…
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This photoshop says a thousand words, all of which are “help.”
For Twitter user’s @Bornmiserable’s latest creation, he swapped photos of the real Trump with his now legendary Disney animatronic figure. The result was just as upsetting as you always imagined it would be.
@BornMiserable says it’s an improvement, which I cannot independently verify as this image has turned me into stone.
“I’ve done several Trump Photoshops and when I saw that animatronic figure, I just thought it would make more sense to put it in place of him — just about as much of a human being as he is,” @BornMiserable told Mashable. Read more…
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Nowadays, trolling someone’s innocent Photoshop request is essentially an internet tradition.
It’s a trend which has been going on for many years now, and which was further popularised recently by designer James Fridman (who has essentially made Photoshop-based trolling an art form).
On Monday, YouTuber Mark Fischbach (a.k.amarkiplier) got a taste of the phenomena first-hand.
Hey guys, could someone please photoshop this so it looks like I’m holding up the mountain? Thanks so much, you’re the best! pic.twitter.com/h5r0wFOo36
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