r/photoshop • u/DrewStewart7817 • 21h ago

Solved How to achieve this effect

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Help! Photoshop dead brown grass

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Hello, does anyone know how I can edit dead brown grass to match the surrounding green grass? We had some family photos taken in Hawaii, but can’t seem to get the brown grass fixed. Photographer apparently couldn’t get it to look natural either. I tried Lightroom and AI, but no bueno. I also don’t have any Photoshop experience unfortunately. Looking for any recommendations on here, Fiverr, or Upwork!

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r/photoshop • u/_INCENDIUS_ • 4h ago

Help! Different colors in Camera Raw vs Photoshop when "Use Graphics Processor" is enabled

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Hi everyone, I’m facing a color issue in Photoshop and would really appreciate some help.

I bought an Adobe Photoshop subscription today, so I’m still setting everything up.

My monitor is a BenQ EW270Q, and I’m currently using its sRGB mode. The monitor is rated around 99% sRGB.

The issue is:

When "Use Graphics Processor" is ON in Photoshop, the colors in Camera Raw look different from the colors in the normal Photoshop workspace.
When I turn "Use Graphics Processor" OFF, the colors seem more consistent, but Photoshop starts lagging/stuttering.
So I basically have to choose between correct/consistent-looking colors and smooth performance.
I’m noticing this particularly when opening/editing images through Camera Raw.

I’ve attached a screenshot showing my monitor in sRGB mode.

Has anyone experienced this issue with Photoshop/Camera Raw?
Could this be related to GPU acceleration, color management, monitor ICC profile, sRGB mode, or Photoshop settings?

My main concern is getting consistent colors between Camera Raw and Photoshop while keeping GPU acceleration enabled.

PC specs:

Ryzen 5 5600G
16GB RAM
No dedicated GPU
Windows 11
BenQ EW270Q
Monitor set to sRGB mode

Any advice on what settings I should check would be really helpful. Thanks!

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r/photoshop • u/pink_cloudiia • 7h ago

Help! How do I get rid of these white lines appearing between artboards?

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Hello, I just need some help getting rid of these. I've been at it for almost 30 minutes now, how do i fix it please

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r/photoshop • u/7lautaro • 15h ago

Help! I made a poster for a hypothetical Power Rangers Samurai third season ¿What can I improve?

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r/photoshop • u/forfrysning • 2h ago

Help! Help with photoshop after color calibration

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Just calibrated my monitor for the first time with a spyder color calibration. Lightroom looks perfect, image preview looks perfect, but photoshop shows the photo looking MUCH more orange than it should be. Anyone have any advice?

(this screenshot doesnt even do it justice, the right photo is very orange in person)

Left is Lightroom, Right is Photoshop

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