Apple Computer Photoshop Programs

I am a complete novice at photo editing on the computer using Photoshop or other programs, being from the old school of photography where everything was done in the camera. However, I am having fun using the tablet and find it is relatively easy to use. Using the tablet and pen is a good deal easier than using the mouse. I look forward to getting more proficient with it. I would easily recommend this to anyone, from a beginner to a more advanced user.

This new Apple Mac Pro will provide you with the fastest computer for rendering any video and photoshop assignments. I know you're saying it's pricey....trust me, it's well worth the investment. If I could give it more stars, I would!

This MacBook Air is my first Apple MacBook. I got this laptop for Photoshop and Computer Science. Exceeded every single expectations. The process of purchasing and customer service of B&H Photo is excellent.

great tool to have. Very useful when using photoshop and other programs that need drawing. Love it.

Great SSD that I used boot my computer and programs.

Love how fast this thing is !! Taking me some time to get use to Apple Programs since I came from windows programs but just few days. It is amazing to me that I came from a Huge bulky tower to this slim book that can do way more than what I had and with more memory and storage than I will ever use ! LOVE IT

Product code and download for Photoshop and Lightroom. I had both programs up and running within minutes of purchase. I was emailed the code and links to download both. I am very happy with both programs.

Really digging this thing. I've used it for Photoshop and Lightroom so far, and I like it for both. It noticeably speeds up my workflow in Photoshop. In Lightroom, I don't know that it speeds it up, but it changes how I edit. Instead of looking at the sliders and the number values, I just spin the wheel and look at the screen instead. It is a big mental shift editing completely by eye instead of looking at the number values, because those number values seem to subconsciously influence your editing choices (like woah, that number seems a little too high). Anyway, I find that I make better editing choices I may have not made before. I only have two little gripes with it: 1) The middle rotating dial with the finger groove can kind of be annoying to hook into based on the current position of that groove. The version up of the contour shuttle has three finger grooves. I really would have liked that. 2) The software comes with a bunch of set-up presets for different programs. Both Lightroom and Photoshop would not work (they were not recognized by the device). Apparently, this happens when the programs are updated. Anyway, it took a tiny bit of digging to figure out why that was, and then a little more digging on how to re-make presets for the programs that were recognized. Anyway, so many options with this device, and as someone who was originally looking at the much more expensive, and limited "Nob", I am super pleased with the Shuttle Xpress!

I process my photos with Photoshop and Lightroom using plugin AI programs that demand the highest quality color and detail processing. I am so pleased with my purchase of this BenQ monitor which gives me the control to make my photos come out the way I see them in my creative process.

This is great for video editing, but can be used for a wide range of programs. For instance, when editing in Photoshop or Lightroom, you can click on a slider and then use the wheel to adjust it. The programmable keys, which can work differently for each application, are welcome.