Blend mode & Filter layer

[MahaB82A]

This may be a trivial question but I have a curiosity for long time that is why I ask this question. Why Blend mode & filter layer is not written in a text form as like Opacity & Fill? There is enough space to do so.

    

[c.pfaffenbichler · Accepted solution]

Not everybody may have the same screen-space you have. 

I am not an Adobe employee, so I am speculating: 

Just »100%« and »100%« might be a bit unclear while the Blend Mode names are fairly clear (at least for Photoshop users with some experience) and the Filter has the loupe-icon anyway, which seems like a fairly popular symbol for searching. 

[MahaB82A]

Thanks

[c.pfaffenbichler]

After working with some interface elements long enough I guess one can get used to them and then after a while just assume the way they are is the way they should be … 

But you can post a Feature Request (»Idea«) if you think some Photoshop features could/should be better (no matter whether in basic functionality or interface-wise). 

[MahaB82A]

In the Adobe tutorial done with older version text Blend was there.

[pixxxelschubser]

Hi @MahaB82A 

Maybe I am completely wrong. But this does not seem to me to be a Photoshop UI. Could this be a Photoshop Elements tutorial?

[MahaB82A]

Understand layers

[pixxxelschubser]

Understand layers

Launch Photoshop on the web beta.

😉

Photoshop on the web -> not Photoshop (Desktop)

[MahaB82A]

I do not understand difference between these two.

[pixxxelschubser]

Photoshop Web seems to me to be more comparable to Photoshop Elements than to Photoshop.

see here: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/using/workspace-basics.html