I use photoshop maybe once every two months and have found that its interface is completely inaccessible if you don't use it full time.
I understand that it's great to have full control over everything, but there's a point where it's overkill in Getting Shit Done. Hell, it's gotten to the point with me where I'd rather use cv2 over photoshop/gimp for most things...
It doesn't make Photoshop a bad tool or overkill. It makes your choice in using it bad, and makes it overkill for your specific task.
A nail gun isn't a bad tool because a hammer is simpler and more intuitive, and a hammer isn't a bad tool because a rock is simpler and more intuitive. We don't expect roofers to use rocks, and we don't expect someone hanging a picture up to use a nail gun. Specialization is not a bad thing.
Really, I'm tired of being told "read the documentation" and "You just haven't used it enough" when documentation is given 5% of the energy it should be given.
I'm convinced that the only reason so many SV projects exist because of bad config management in OSS projects.