I opened liquify and there, in front of me on my screen, were expanded liquify features. And all was going well until last night, when I went to use the liquify tool to smooth the arms of a subject just a wee bit. Maybe I cried over it, but you’ll never know for sure. (THERE WAS ROOM FOR ALL OF US ON THAT WOOD, ADOBE)īegrudgingly, I began to use Photoshop CC 2017. But alas, I was like Leonardo DiCaprio and you were Kate Winslet, and with my most recent iMac purchase, you shoved me off the wood. I upgraded my computers and operating systems, but clung firm to my CS5 like a drowning woman to a floating piece of wood. Yes, yes, of course, I clicked “use legacy brush,” but still, not the same. Not that I had to purchase a subscription, but because I wasn’t pleased with one tool: the healing brush. For this reason, I try to fill it with only the important things.īut when Photoshop entered the subscription phase with Photoshop CC, I raised an eyebrow. There’s only so much room in my brain, Adobe, and at this point, when info comes in, something might need to leave. Unless it’s applicable to what I do, I don’t need to know it. (And I rarely use the word “amazing.”) I still don’t know everything there is to know about Photoshop, and to be honest, I don’t want to. The vision and knowledge necessary to make a product such as Photoshop, much less continue to improve its features, is kind of amazing.
And I marveled (still do) at the minds that make this happen. Best $60 I’ve ever spent.Īnd as the years went by, I watched the versions update the tools expand the abilities of the program increase.
So, I enrolled in an “Intro to Photoshop” class at my community college to get the basics and understand how it all worked. I had a better chance of getting a rocket into space then I did of understanding Photoshop. Although I had been a print retoucher for years, trying to figure out your program was impossible on my own. Sure, I had ZERO idea how any of it worked. So when your product came along, I was a bit excited.
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