Do you have any other applications running while Photoshop is open? ... View more

Are you making a selection that goes beyond the left and top edge of the image? If this is the case, it could be that you're too zoomed in to see the other edges of the selection. Try zoom out. If it's still not working, can you give a screenshot that shows a more zoomed out part of the image and show where the edge of the selection should be. ... View more

Here is a forum post that may be related: Illustrator and Photoshop cc 2018 space bar shortcut for hand tool not working In the above case, the fix was closing an open browser which could be taking ownership of sorts to the space bar. ... View more

Modified slightly. Maybe I should add some labels... ... View more

Inspired (or uninspired) by real photos of the Louvre: Not 100% happy with the composition but it gives the idea..... Credits - Pixabay License Free for commercial use No attribution required https://pixabay.com/photos/artist-audience-band-concert-crowd-1838653/ https://ccsearch.creativecommons.org/photos/4b6501b5-6e14-43c4-abd9-83d81046d38f ... View more

Some say Mona Lisa is a self portrait of Leonardo. (Modified - cleaned up a bit) File:Leonardo da Vinci - presumed self-portrait - lossless.png - Wikimedia Commons ... View more

Celebrating things Leo. All Wikimedia Commons File:Leonardo DiCaprio 2002.jpg - Wikimedia Commons File:Leonardo da Vinci statue outside the Uffizi Gallery.jpg - Wikimedia Commons File:Leonardo da Vinci- Vitruvian Man.JPG - Wikimedia Commons ... View more

Trevor.Dennis  wrote Dean, cool  but  spooky.  If I have bad dreams tonight,  it's on you!  Hope you slept well ... View more

Inspired your typical green alien... ... View more

Thanks for sharing. Looks cool ... View more

Hi Arron, Masks are essentially a way to hide / make transparent or semi-transparent some parts of a layer to blend it with a layer behind. Look at the Photoshop support page as already posted. You can also do a search for Photoshop mask tutorial and you'll find lots more. Here is another you can look at: Make your first layer mask | ... View more

Yes, didn't realise all the links redirected. I see these still work (or some that I tested): https://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cc-2017-direct-download-links.html and a few from https://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cc-2015-5-direct-download-links.html The various CS ones redirect to the Download older versions of Adobe apps page. ... View more

Flowers image credit http://www.pngpix.com/download/flower-bouquet-png-transparent-image-2 Licence: Free for personal, educational and non-commercial use. ... View more

Hi Bethany, As others have said, supplying more information about your system and the nature of the problems would help anyone in giving advice on how to solve it. For now, here is a troubleshooting page that may help. Basic troubleshooting steps to solve problems and issues in Adobe Photoshop ... View more

The site below has links to various trial versions of Adobe products. Some may have been taken down. The trial is just an unactivated full version. Adobe CS5 https://prodesigntools.com/all-adobe-cs5-direct-download-links.html ... View more

jane-e  wrote It's still the weekend, right? Of course ... View more

Can this count as fair use?   (images from Wikipedia and article below). Triubute to Peter Mayhew https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/peter-mayhew-chewbacca-star-wars-dies-at-74-1207099 ... View more

I'd suggest you look if there are any OS updates. That could address a conflict. Here is a page on doing that on Macs: How to update the software on your Mac - Apple Support ... View more

Glad to hear there is a way to do it. ... View more

From my understanding, since data sets require a variable layer change, you can't save as JPG because PS looks o save the layered file. So, generally what people do with data sets is save as PSDs and then batch convert them to a different format as needed - like what you're doing. It has the advantage of having the editable source file if required for tweaking. It does add extra inconvenience for situations where you don't need the PSD and have large files as in your case. ... View more

davescm  wrote Dean - Is that what they call a hot-line? ... View more

Here's another. ... View more

As Ann mentioned, you may want to look up AfterEffects. Here is a text tutorial: Create and animate text | If you want a more simple video editing tool, check out Adobe Rush. If has a lot of built in text effects that you can customise. You can import Rush projects into Premiere. Below is a Rush text tutorial: Customize your titles | ... View more

There are lots of articles and videos on lag issues with tablets and Photoshop. As Trevor mentioned, giving more detail on your specs would help others help you in resolving the problem. Here is a video addressing Wacom tablet issues with Photoshop on  Windows: Fixing All Issues with Your Wacom Tablet and Photoshop - YouTube ... View more

A screenshot would also help us see the nature of the graphic you're exporting. Have you tried opening the AI file in Photoshop? While it is on the side of what you're asking, it is another option to bring in content between the two. ... View more

Adding to what Dave said, here is how you can add a stroke to your path, This is essentially adding a colour to the path outline which could be with a pencil or brush at a chosen thickness. In the Paths tab, select your path. Click on the icon in the top right corner of the panel (the 3 horizontal rows) to get the popup menu. Select Stroke Path... You can then choose Pencil or Brush (or other tools). This will add an outline based on the current thickness of that tool and the foreground colour. To colour in - this could be done in multiple ways. I'd suggest you add the colours in a separate layer. You could use the paintbrush to paint the colours in the areas you want. You could use the outline layer or even the path to create selections to fill or delete areas. As a beginner, it is worth looking at the different ways you can select parts of an image. Here is a page that covers various selection options in Photoshop. Photoshop Elements Help | Use tools to make selections ... View more

You can get the total duration of all clips by selecting them all in the Project panel, then clicking Info, which would show the Duration of all items selected. If you had created In and Out points in any of the clips, the duration takes that into account (so not the full clip time). ... View more

Adding to what others have said.. If you mean "can you make a blurred looking face look sharp and clear", the answer is no. You can't 'get back' detail that doesn't exist. ... View more