I would rate Photoshop as the worst software here

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What issues do you specifically have that the forum might be able to help you with? 

I've just spent about the last 6 months learning a couple other Adobe Programs (InDesign and Illustrator.) There were times I wanted to tear my hair out, but I just got my first huge project completed yesterday and after giving myself some time, the other programs have begun to become as intuitive as Photoshop. 

I guess I would suggest asking for tips and shortcuts to the speed issues that are bothering you. Or just Google, which often gives tons of helpful information. 

All the best to you!

Hi @johnc63458885 I really think this is a matter of personal perspective. While I know Photoshop front to back, I still learn new things each day. While if you send me to After Effects, I find it overly complicated and a steep learning curve.

There are inroads to learning Photoshop with simpler interfaces such as the iPad/mobile version or the Photoshop for Web beta.

The learning curve will impede your efficiency and comparing current workflows to muscle memory from a defunct software years ago is a bit unfair. Have you ever inquired about specific issues you experience that effect your speed?

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