Can't help much, but: Cloners: PS has the cloning stamp, healing brush and the art history brush. It doesn't match Painter's range, but PS's cloners are more geared towards image correction, I think. Painting with patterns: Sort of. The PS paint engine is differently arranged though. Paper Textures: I don't think PS allows paper texture to affect painting. You can apply a textured finish to layers, but paint won't follow the texture "contours" nor would it affect subsequent painting (it's a one-shot effect). No in-built image hose. Not sure why but it's conspicuously absent from PS's feature set, but there are a few 3rd-party plugins for that (PhotoSpray for example)