Adobe PhotoShop

The types of people required to use and support.adobe is our.company is the marketing team, but some of our engineers know to use the photoshop they are the one supporting and installing the license to the users. Most of our marketing staff uses it and they have their formal training on it.

Computer skills, and desire to learn a not simple software.

We do not have anyone on-site for Adobe Photoshop support. To date, we generally turn to YouTube tutorials when we need help with something! It is a complex tool and one I have barely scratched the surface on, but it is easy to grasp the basics and there is plenty of room for growth if you're willing to dedicate the time to learn.

Our PhotoShop software has never broken down. That sounds crazy in our modern era - but whenever we come across a challenge, we go find online documentation. Billing is handled on a subscription basis, so we haven't had problems there either. We've had a very drama-free life with this software, so we've needed very little support for it.

somw are self taught, and some took a class. I personally took a course which did help get me started. After that, continued use helps establish knowledge and know how of how to use it. Also, the online tutorials help to know how to do some things that you don’t know how to, but would like to do for a project

I've been a Photoshop user since the first version of creative suite (CS).

Apart from myself who is our broadcast support specialist, all of our Photoshop users can help each other out. When it comes to the technical issues, that is where it falls to me. If it's a creative or program question, all of our designers can assist each other to cover any weaknesses.
As far as supporting my team, I just need to know how to troubleshoot different problems to get them back on their feet fast. It's not that hard really. If worst comes to worst, un-install and re-install.

I am the primary user of the application, but others use Photoshop for basic photo editing.

It requires a very competent person, with an eye for design and composition to operate Adobe Photoshop. Said person should also be proficient working with both a PC and a Mac, although Mac seems to be the preferred device. A beginner may feel fairly lost when first opening the program, but it does not take long to learn your way around. You just need time, and not have the fear of making mistakes.

Two. The Marketing and Communications department on our campus assist users as needed using Photo Editing Software.

Adobe Photoshop requires patience and a great deal of practice to master the tools available in order to create the best results. Experience makes a big difference. The ability to improvise and the desire to experiment with the different tools aids creativity when using Photoshop. When working with images there are usually more than one process to achieve a desired results, as a result, experimenting with them can crate new discoveries.