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Short answer - There is no ideal size Up until a few years ago, when most sites were designed and built to a specific size you could design a website in Photoshop and hand that file over to a develop …

One point I want to make. Regarding: If I want to create 1200px width graphic, I create 2400px in Photoshop - better view quality for me during projecting. Working at x2 scale for digital projec …

ImageMagick should be able to do most if not all of what you need. ImageMagick is a command-line tool for reading, editing, creating and converting bitmap images. What measurements you want or need …

The Lasso tool already makes a selection so you shouldn't need to use the Quick Selection tool as well. With the Lasso tool active increase the Feather value and make sure Anti-Aliasing is checked (i …

This is intended behaviour. In the default display mode, your canvas stays in the center of the screen when you are zoomed out enough for the entire canvas to be visible. To enable panning at any zoo …

Select the layers you want to align in the Layers panel and with the Move Tool (V) active, use the align buttons in the top bar. You can also use the menu commands under Layers → Align. You can rea …

That is the Color Sampler Tool You can find it under the Eyedropper Tool, which it behaves exactly like, except that it saves your selection. You can see the sampled colors in the Info panel (you can …

With the Line Tool active make sure the "Pixels" mode is selected and un-check "Anti-alias" in the top bar. Be aware that this is drawing pixels on a raster image layer and your lines aren't editable …

Two options. Manually select the mask channel from the Channels panel. Doing this will allow you to edit the mask with the rest of your artwork still visible. alt+click the layer mask thumbnail in t …

Your info panel is showing grayscale and CMYK values. Photoshop shows 8-bit* grayscale, opacity and CMYK values in percentages. If you switch it to show RGB values (hit the eyedropper icon), it will …

This is a bit convoluted and won't easily translate to more complex artwork (i.e. anything other than solid black/white blocks of color), but it's the only way I can think to do this with pixel layers …

You need to keep in mind that the marching ants is only a 1-bit visualisation of a selection and doesn't give you any visual indication of different levels (or opacity) of a selection. It's not an acc …

What you're looking for is some tweening. If you're creating a frame animation in Photoshop you can tween position, opacity, or effect parameters. Nothing more. All you need to do is: Select the fram …

If the only issue is getting richer blacks then you more than likely don't need to use a true (100K) black. You can adjust your image as @Ryan explains, and there are likely print settings that will a …

I almost daily deal with clients who don't have vector versions of their logo because people think that Photoshop is an acceptable tool to design logos; it isn't. I'm including in that, logos that are …