Adobe Learning Manager is a cloud-based learning management system (LMS) that creates personalized learning experiences at scale for customers, partners, and employees alike. It uses a headless learning platform that allows for integrations with Experience Manager Sites or any other CMS through open APIs.
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Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone |
Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
Training | Documentation |
Languages | English |
It's easy to use and you can edit a lot of pictures together in a very professional way
There isn't anything I don't like about this program
With lightroom it's fast to edit pictures and I can copy/paste the editing to many pictures. When you do a photoshoot with a lot of pictures with the same light, this function is very useful.
Photoshop allows for customization of photos with high resolution and many customization options. You can take a boring photo and make brand new!
Price of the product is a little high. Although photoshop is top of it's competition in my opinion, it is also one of the most expensive.
Photo editing. Able to transform photos into something brand new and appealing.
It’s so user friendly and makes work amazing!
There really isn’t anything I dislike, all the updates have been great!
I am solving so many of my graphic design problems, and it works so well paired with other Adobe apps!
I love this software. It took a while to understand and use but when I finally did I was able to build beautiful looking websites quickly. This product has the same quality that you would expect from any adobe product.
Adobe needs to make the tools the same across all creative cloud products. Many times I have to go into several to accomplish a small task.
We have used it to build or company website as well as internal intranet websites.
I love the freedom that I have to edit my photos! With recent updates, it’s been easy to edit out mistakes that I made while photographing. I can fix lighting in so many different ways, I can use presets easily and navigate my way around them. I can also add my own filters and create my own presets.
So far, nothing! I’ve been enjoying every aspect so far and the more I learn, the more I enjoy it!
I’m fixing mistakes I make before editing, my pictures are looking better after I put them through photoshop. It’s making my entire portfolio much better.
It has all the options we need in designing, starting from minimalist details to amazing and powerful design elements. This software has been very much helpful since we are creating Amazon images for our clients, we can create and edit designs according to their preferred style. We also edit some lifestyle photos and infographic. Each option and tool is also very easy to learn, and I love that they have so many options in editing fonts/ paragraph, etc.
Sometimes we can't avoid the bugs, especially if we're editing a large file photoshop document.
We solve problems with designs, lighting, style, theme, fonts, colors, etc. The benefit is highly great especially if you're a digital artist or a graphic designer, because photo editing is very useful these days.
I like the most how to hide a picture and more.
will it be a tricky little bit but it's easy and very useful to use.
It helps me to delete some of the words that I don't need in the photo.
Sheer scope of possibility. The absolute best for anything from graphic design, to photo editing and manipulation, to creating and editing assets. I use photoshop for a massive variety work - creating pngs, assets for videos, GIFs and animations, color editing, building resumes, packaging design, even making wallpapers for my phone and computer, poster printing - photoshop is a multipurpose tool through and through. If there's something you want to do, you can probably do it with photoshop. The amount of videos / forums out there that have tips/tricks to using this program makes it even better, and a lot of fun to figure out new methods to approach a concept. Photoshop has a fantastic community behind it, and that is a great thing to find with a program, especially when starting off new. A great feature, that comes with alot of Adobe programs, is the customization of your work space, and this is super important to getting quick handed with the program. The ability to control what windows and tabs you see at any given time makes your workflow pointed for what you're doing at that time. Personally, after being a long time Illustrator advocate, I've learned to absolutely love the organization that is offered through layers. It's an important part of using photoshop and quite easy to become accustomed to so that your projects aren't just a mess of assets, but organized and clean and easy to navigate.
There's a learning curve, but that's not necessarily a dislike. Everything has a learning curve, this just has one more so than say Illustrator or InDesign or After Effects. There's alot of a tools (definitely a plus one you figure out how to use them), and it takes some time to get familiar, but its SO worth the effort if you dedicate some time and practice. The breadth of possibilities is constantly expanding - you think you know it all, until you learn a new trick. The only feature of Photoshop I don't exactly love, are the 3D tools - but really that's because they don't benefit my work a whole lot, and I haven't taken a large amount of time to really become familiar with them. They offer some interesting effects, especially for typography, but I lean towards other programs for this kind of work (personally).
The problems that Photoshop solves are seriously too many to count. For me, primarily, I'd say the biggest solution it offers is asset creation. The ability to quickly and smoothly create assets for video editing / to pull over into other softwares. Thats a huge benefit, the way Photoshop seamlessly works with other Adobe programs. The thing I love most about it is just how quickly I can do these things with Photoshop - if I need something masked out or made into a transparent png, or color changed/replaced - it takes quite literally a minute or two and I've got a new exported product ready to go. I use it for everything, and honestly, I never thought I would - I was an Adobe Illustrator advocate and never wanted to touch Photoshop because I thought it was too complicated, when in truth, the program is extremely easy to pick up and offers so many more possibilities that can take your graphic design skills / artistry to the next level.
My favorite thing about photoshop is that I can customize my workspace the way I need it. Very easy to work, very user friendly. I think the new feature called Neural Filters is really great, especially Deeph-aware haze, the way it separate the main object from the background and color grade it amazing, can not wait to see Face cleanup and Noise reduction features next!
Sometimes it is a little bit slow (I have mac pro 2018).
I use it for all steps of photo editing, excluding color-grading (I use Lightroom for this purpose).
The new updates to photoshop is changing how we see content creation all together. For example select subject is a wonderful tool and cuts off half the time you'd require to spend otherwise.
There's nothing specific to dislike about photoshop, you can do anything and everything relating to digital media on photoshop
I would say the most important feature is cloud sharing, I am able to work with my coworkers very efficiently because of the cloud integration
Photoshop is an insanely powerful tool. I'm really happy with the number of things you can do with this!
It tends to run a bit slow when you're working with a large number of artboards.
My job is based in digital design, so Photoshop is a must-have tool for my everyday work life.
Photoshop rarely crashes on me, and it autosaves my work.
If you're new to an editing program, it can be hard to learn.
I use photoshop for everything even though adobe offers other programs more fit for what I'm doing.
When it comes to layout, organization, and having clean transferable work I believe illustrator is the best drawing program in the adobe creative suite package. I love that I can export vector work from illustrator into Toonboom Harmony!
I believe the usability in illustrator is not as friendly as it is in photoshop. I tend to use toon boom harmony directly to save time. I wish they had reference layers like they do in clip studio and procreate.
Whatever creative needs a client has that involves vector use is solved and created in illustrator! It's so nice to be able to resize any type of art and avoid pixelation, I wish every program could do that.
It is the best app to edit pictures with various effects with different colour toning , we can store them in cloud and also share to other devices as well . Best feature about this app is we can organize the photos , easy to copy photos in to the app and just play with colors and add new look to your photo in minutes
I don't have any negative experience with this application
new features to enhance the look of a photo by adding , mixing colours , very easy to learn with tutorials, very user friendly, BEST PART is ,mobile version which makes things easier
The best thing about this app is edit photos and videos to make it more beautiful, very helpful app for creating animations and website designing, with endless features makes it a top notch application
quite hard for beginners , it is bit confusing at beginnings but with more usage we will get familiar and makes things faster
I was able to designs logos for my website using graphic designing, edit my pictures with amazing effects, best application for photographers to edit pictures and make them more beautiful , with the help of tutorial things were easy to us
I love how once you know Adobe Illustrator, it is easy to know how to do what you want to do.
As with all Adobe or really any design program, it is a steep learning curve.
I mainly make logos and web outlines with illustrator, because it is easy to resize without losing quality.
I love the ability to create edits that you cannot do with other softwares. It is very easy to understand the tools and learn how to use them. Having the Photoshop skills is very important because a lot of design/marketing jobs are asking for it.
It is quite complicated for a beginner and takes time to learn but it is worth it at the end!
Mostly photoshopping images to create new ones, airbrushing, editing portraits,etc
Robust, intuitive, covers all aspects of designing. Great tool with everything you can ask for!
Nothing really, but yeah it lags on recommended ram too. 4GB Nivdia is needed to run it smooth. I wish it had some features from Photoshop too.
I have helped my client design plethora of ad creatives and thumbnails. Saved a lot on outsourcing graphic needs.
Illustrator has everything you could want in a graphic design program. It's rich in complex features that can transform your design and take it to the next level.
I'm newer to the program so it does have a learning curve, but is worth the time it takes to master it.
It gives a designer such a broad ranges of tools in which to work with. Its smart features are time saving and means a faster turnaround time to the final product.
Adobe Illustrator is easy to use and very nice interface ,you only need few days training for creative any type of graphics
I think Illustrator should have some more feathers like Corel draw and some basic tools are also needed to be correct like Pen tool and Select Tool
Generally is design banner visiting cards and some vector graphics for fun