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- 1PhotoSuite Launches as Free Photoshop-Like Open-Source Editor●PhotoSuite is a free, open-source image editor for Linux, Windows, and macOS, offering a Photoshop-like workflow and nat
A new free, open-source image editor called PhotoSuite is drawing attention for offering a Photoshop-like workflow with native PSD and PSB file support. It runs on Linux, Windows, and macOS, making it a notable option for users seeking a no-cost alternative to Adobe's software across all three desktop platforms.
- 2Open Source Rust Replacements for Adobe Apps Draw Attention●Whatever your opinion on LLM-assisted coding is, this is impressive, and in my opinion super useful. Open source replace
A developer community is highlighting open source replacements for seven popular Adobe applications, including Photoshop, written in Rust. The projects reportedly aim for full feature parity with Adobe's software within a month. Commenters describe the effort as impressive and genuinely useful, whatever one's stance on LLM-assisted coding, with debate expected over whether open alternatives can truly match Adobe's tools.
- 3Abandoned Nikon F4 captured on film in Berlin●Abandoned Nikon F4 / Kodak Tri X 400 These are actually 2 photos, arranged together in Photoshop, to get the complete sc
A photographer in Berlin has shared an analogue photograph of an abandoned Nikon F4 camera, shot on Kodak Tri X 400 35mm film. The image is a composite of two separate photos combined in Photoshop to show the complete scene, and the photographer stresses it involved no AI generation. The post is resonating with the film photography community, which frequently shares hashtag-driven work celebrating analogue techniques.
- 4PhotoSuite Offers Free Photoshop-Like Editing With Native PSD Support▼PhotoSuite Is a Free Photoshop-Like Editor With Native PSD Support
A new image editor called PhotoSuite is being highlighted as a free, Photoshop-like option that supports PSD files natively, letting users open and edit Photoshop documents without Adobe software. It is being positioned as a practical alternative for designers and photographers who want professional file compatibility without a subscription.
- 5ASCII artwork reimagines the Venice Underground●Venice Underground. Nobody knew... . ___'_ ...... ______ ______(___) %____()()()__...__ (_____)_ __(____) | \____/ \/\/\
A piece of ASCII art titled Venice Underground is circulating on social media, rendered entirely from keyboard characters to evoke the look of the famous canal city. The work is described as a detail of a picture originating from artpictures.de, edited with Photoshop, and is being shared under contemporary art and illustration tags.
- 6Artist Shares 'Last Unicorn' Sci-Fi Spaceship Digital Painting●PLP470_1: Last Unicorn # art # MastoArt # DigitalArt # DigitalPainting # Photoshop # Sketch # SpeedPaint # SciFi # Scien
An artist has posted a new digital painting titled 'Last Unicorn', depicting a science fiction spaceship, created in Photoshop as part of a sketch and speedpainting practice. The piece is tagged under community art challenges such as Shiptember and Spaceshiptember, which invite creators to design spacecraft throughout the month. The artwork has drawn a small amount of attention from the art community so far.
- 7Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra debuts as first Android tablet with Photoshop●Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is the first Android tablet with Photoshop, at $1,399
Samsung's Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra has been announced as the first Android tablet to support Adobe Photoshop, with a starting price of $1,399. The move marks a notable step for Android tablets in creative professional workflows, an area long dominated by iPads and Windows devices. Commenters are weighing whether the high price and Photoshop support make it a genuine alternative for designers and artists.
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- robbietilton/Compositor The Photoshop alternative for Mac