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Watch This Photoshop Jedi Turn Super Metroid Into A High-Res Masterpiece
Photoshop savant and Deviant Art member Elemental79 is back with another mind-blowing time lapse. This time, he turns a screenshot from the 1994 16-bit classic Super Metroid into a high-res work of art.
You Can Adjust This Room’s Lighting With A Photoshop-Like Interface
For most of us, adjusting a room’s lighting means either making it light or dark with the flip of a switch. But Japanese researchers have come up with a far more advanced approach that lets you literally paint where you want the light to be using an interactive stylus-driven interface.
Adobe Photoshop Touch Now Available For Android And iOS
If you’ve been waiting the cold long year to get Photoshop on your iOS or Android device, the wait is finally over. Photoshop Touch for iPhone and Android is now available for download.
Crazy Guy Remasters Doom Screenshot Into 9600×7211 Photoshop Image
This. Is. MADNESS. Watch Deviant Art user Elemental79 converting a 320×240 pixel screenshot from Doom — the legendary 1993 game that made first-person shooters popular — into a stunning 9600×7211 image complete with textures, lighting and 3D effects using Photoshop. It’s absolutely nuts.
Original Adobe Photoshop Source Code Released, May Be A Little Dusty
The earliest version of Photoshop I ever used was 6.0, so ignoring the general familiarity of the Mac user interface, the very first iteration of the program is somewhat alien. Previously, one could only imagine how the guts of it compare to CS6, but now that the source has been released, anyone is free to dissect this digital relic.
Iran Photoshops New Fighter Jet To Make It Look Like It’s Flying
Oh, Iran. Your Qaher 313 stealth fighter jet sure looks intimidating, but it will never get off the ground. So why do you insist on tricking everybody into thinking that the beast can fly? Iran has photoshopped the Qaher 313 onto a stock image of Mount Damavand to make it look like its flying.
Adobe Is Developing Smart Photo-Editing App With Voice Recognition
Photography is getting easier thanks to cameras that are able to better evaluate and automatically choose the best settings for a given scene. But photo editing is still a bit of a mystery to most amateur photographers. So Adobe is working with the University of Michigan to develop an intelligent photo-editing app that simply does what you tell it to do.
























