I've made a logo in photoshop, it's high quality. When I then export and try to upload as my instagram profile picture, it becomes blurry. Is anyone able to help.
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After uploading an image, Facebook converts it to a new image.  Their conversion process introduces artifacts and mottling to the magenta-ish parts of the image.  Original image:   Facebook's conversion:   Are there ways to preserve the original quality of this image and have the image appearance on Facebook reflect more of the original quality?
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I took a great picture of the sky the other day but it was on snapchat and i covered a tree by painting yellow streaks over it on the snap, that's the only pic I saved to my phone but I wanted to know if there was a way to remove the yellow streaking? can it be done with an online program? thanks
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I seem to be having issues when I try and save the output file as a .png, or .jpeg for that matter. I've set up my user preferences, File, Render Output to my desktop as well as render output in the editor window. What am I missing here? I'm obviously very new to this program and your help would be appreciated. Thanks for your time
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I was planning to do a 1920x1080 wallpaper from my favourite musician's cover. Everything was going good so far until I used correction brush which totally ruined my whole work. There are pixelated lines (how do I call these?!) everywhere! They're everywhere, it's very visible when zooming. Using Content-Aware Fill did nothing about it. I beg for help. Sorry if I did something wrong writing this post, i'm a beginner.
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I'm pretty new to Photoshop. I would like to change the color of this object on my .png image:   But anyway I try, it becomes this fuzzy with the new color:    How can I change it's color to stay in it's original shape?
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Warning: Total photoshop newb!  I recently got a cool image of my fiancee and I holding hands and showing off her engagment ring. The backdrop is the beach:    I tried to trace an image using a combo of the laso and magic wand tools to select my target. Then I used that to pull out the target as another layer.  I then pasted in a background gradient.     Ended up with a really lame photoshoped looking picture. Notice the white lines where I didn't get the arms close enough and the choppy spots where I got too close.    So what's my main problem here?   Is their a way to bet a better cutout? Is their a blending tool that will make the background look more natural? both   I tried a dozen or so tutorials I found in google searches but they just don't blend these types of images together in any of them. Thanks in advance.
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I'm trying to get an image to look similar to this photo:    I'd guess they took a picture of the monitor with a regular camera. But I'm more interested to know what effects / filters they used to get the blur and texture. Any suggestions would be appreciated
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I have a Nexus 5 phone and ever since I allowed a system update, it won't let me post pictures to Instagram. It keeps talking about turning off a "screen overlay", but then when I try to follow the steps to get to that setting, it just sends me in a loop and doesn't actually let me change anything.  (Click image to enlarge)
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I have been wondering how to achieve a great portrait effect I have been seeing a little bit more lately.  The portraits are usually washed out, but blacks are still deep (not dull), and there seems to be some kind of a blue tint.  Here are examples:      How would I achieve something like this from a well lit, standard portrait shot?
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I never liked that SO/SE relied on the external gravatar service, so I was glad to . However, it turns out that one cannot use as profile picture a PNG file with transparent background (something that is supported by gravatar):    Above is a screen capture of my profile page, with a profile picture that has a transparent background. That background is turned into black, which I suppose is a bug.  The method of upload doesn't change anything (I uploaded it manually to imgur, but the same black background is observed). See the difference between the two following URLs:  http://i.stack.imgur.com/Da3ex.png?s=128&amp;g=1   and  http://i.stack.imgur.com/Da3ex.png   The problem is thus in the resizing code from imgur.
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Illustrations I create in Procreate show up pixelated at edges despite high resolution when I place them in Indesign.    I'm working on illustrating books for print. It's my first time working on a print project, I usually do digital illustration for the web.  I use Procreate on Ipad Pro for illustrations, and need to place them into Indesign layouts. I do my best to create clean lines in my illustrations, and use a huge resolution as well (each illustration is about 3000x3000px in size), but when I place them in Indesign there's some weird stuff happening with illustration edges. I use 4000x4000 at 300dpi resolution for my canvas. Then export the image as PNG before placing into Indesign.  What am I doing wrong? Maybe it's exactly because the resolution is too high? Or it's a PNG issue?
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I had just finished creating a realistic human head in blender that took me about four hours to make. I then tried to open it in a new file but I accidentally saved over it.  Someone please help, I'm really upset about losing all that time and effort.
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I layered a gradient over a photo and masked it to create a fade. When I save the file as a PDF and place the file in an email the image doesn't show the fade. I've saved it every way I can think of as a high quality print, press quality, et. I've played around with the compatibility, checked and unchecked the options available. No change, the fade still, well, fades. Any ideas?
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strikes . This time it's:    Link to the original profile picture:  I noticed it can be fixed by changing the image source from http://graph.facebook.com/{id}/picture?type=large to http://graph.facebook.com/{id}/picture?type=normal. (or enforce maximum width in the CSS itself) Edit: now the image height is constrained to 128 pixels, so when the width is bigger than the height and both more than 128 pixels, it leads to something like this: ()
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How can I green screen in Photoshop? I am making a picture were I need to green screen, and it would be very helpful if someone could help me!
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How can I take a photo like the ones below? The problem is that my photos (taken with a bridge, Sony H2) will get blown up at the highlights. Is it because I'm using a weak camera? Is it because I'm shooting in JPG (can't use RAW)?  Is this dynamic range achieved by greater cameras + RAW? Or is it by post-processing?  Is there a pattern to this type of photos like: wide apperture (&lt; f5.0), RAW, ...?  Examples:   or  or
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Folks,  I've been looking all over for a plugin or brush that will help me take a photo and reduce it to that 'electric look' (or fractal?) that i'm seeing in various places. I'd vastly prefer one for Gimp.  Does anyone know how these are being done? I'm seening references to fractalius for photoshop, but what about gimp?  Examples: