What is Adobe Photoshop 1.x?

A darkroom on the desktop, the Adobe Photoshop program is extraordinary photo-retouching, image-editing, and color painting software for pixel-based images. Whether you are a professional or a novice, with the Adobe Photoshop program you'll quickly be able to enhance, retouch, and compose scanned images, original artwork, and other pixel-based graphics on the Macintosh.

The Adobe Photoshop program is a sophisticated graphics application program designed to allow graphic artists, photographers, desktop publishers, and other people who work with graphic images to create and manipulate digital images. You can use Adobe Photoshop tools and commands to paint new images or re- touch existing digital images that were created by a scanner, video capture equip- ment, or some other means,

The Adobe Photoshop program supports a variety of pixel-based images in more than a dozen formats. As a result, the Adobe Photoshop program is a versatile, powerful tool useful in applications from photo retouching and color separation to animation, and on a variety of platforms, from monochrome to 32-bit color systems.

You'll find that the Adobe Photoshop program excels as an art production tool, whether you are an art director or electronic publisher who needs to merge and edit color images, a photographer who wants to retouch proofs, or a graphic designer who is creating original or composite artwork including collages and photo montages. The software is equally useful to printers and service bureaus that want to generate color separations, to animators who want to colorize images and produce audio-visual materials quickly, and to artists who want to create new artwork using the latest media and tools.

Adobe Systems Incorporated. (1990). Adobe Photoshop User Guide. (pg. 1). Mountain View, CA.

Download Adobe Photoshop 1.x for Mac

Architecture

Motorola 68K

System Requirements

From Mac OS 6.0

Compatibility notes

• Macintosh II, IIx, IIcx, IIci, SE, or SE/30
• Hard disk drive
• 2 MB RAM
• System 6.0.2 or later
• Grayscale or color monitor is recommended

Emulating this? It could probably run under: Basilisk II