The phrase "made in Photoshop" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been created or edited with the software program Photoshop. For example, "This stunning image was made in Photoshop."
It's very likely that it was made in Photoshop, taking inspiration from the same old phones that it looks a lot like.
As the title implies, these seven-foot-tall prints were made in Photoshop with a few clicks of the mouse, using pixel coordinates that are generously included in the individual titles; anyone can make them.
These drawings are mostly digital paintings made in Photoshop that help visualize what everything will look like.
All the animations were made in Photoshop, and the frame rate is controlled using the gifAnimation library.
This year she's creating an iPad game she's calling "Pirate Treasure," which features a pirate she made in Photoshop who players control to find coins that get them to the next level.
Just know that you're killing snooty artistic types with every skin tone adjustment you make in Photoshop.
During undergrad, a beloved professor, Robert Denison, looked at the collage work I was making in Photoshop and asked me if I could make a picture like Margaret Bourke-White's Louisville Flood.
Schematic drawings were made in Adobe Photoshop 7.0 or Canvas 8.0.
Final adjustments (brightness and contrast, levels or curves) were made in Adobe Photoshop.
Image adjustments were made in Adobe Photoshop to normalize levels, color, and brightness; control and γ-irradiated worms were treated identically for all imaging and adjustments.
Further combination of channels into RGB colour images and adjustment of black and white input levels for each channel, in order to remove background signal and improve image visualization, were made in Adobe Photoshop CS4 software (Adobe).
