Do not Photoshop Photoshop

Terms of use of the trademark Photoshop.
These are real rules published on the Adobe® website. This is not a joke, but, you see, it causes a smile.

1. Can not be used as a verb.

Correct: The image has been enhanced using Adobe® Photoshop® software .
Wrong: The photo was taken by photo shopper .
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2. Can not be used as a noun.

That's right: The image makes fun of the senator.
Wrong: Fotojaba makes fun of the senator.

3. Always write with a capital letter and in full form.

Correct: The image has been enhanced using Adobe® Photoshop® Elements software .
Wrong: The photo was taken by photo shopper .
Wrong: The photo was from Photoshop .
Wrong: The photo was taken by Adobe® .

4. Can not be used as slang terms.

That's right: People using Adobe® Photoshop® software to work on their images consider their work as an art form.
Wrong: Photoshoppers consider their hobby an art.
Wrong: My hobby is photoshop .

5. Can not be used in the possessive case.

That's right: The new features in the Adobe® Photoshop® software are impressive.
Wrong: New Photoshop features are impressive.

6. Always use as an indecipherable adjective.

Correct: Image was processed by Adobe® Photoshop® software .
Wrong: Photo was processed by Photoshop .

7. Can not be used as an abbreviation.

Correct: Pimp on the new features of the Adobe® Photoshop® software .
Wrong: Look at the new features in FS .

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