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Computer Benchmarking: Why It's Got To Be Right Wacom’s latest tablet — that’s tablet as in professional art accessory, not so much iPad or Android — features a bevy of new features, including wireless connectivity and multi-touch support.
Even though you’re only shooting with the crappy camera built into your smartphone, Photoshop CS6′s new Blur Gallery will easily make it look like your shots came from an expensive DSLR.
The Android version of Photoshop has been out for some time now, and it’s just popped up on the App store — although it’s not without a couple of limitations.
When Adobe Photoshop Senior Product Manager Bryan O’Neil Hughes demonstrated the new content-aware features of CS6 to me, my mouth opened like an imbecile out of complete disbelief. You can basically move objects around your image freely and effortless. It’s black magic.
There’s nothing better than a good Photoshop tutorial. Unless maybe it’s a Photoshop tutorial done under the extreme duress of the North Korean regime. And honestly, who hasn’t shopped a strategic golden chariot or two into a profile pic?
Pro tip: When you decide to recolour the hair of a model on your clothing website, ensure all the layers are visible when you save the picture for use on the internet. Otherwise, you’ll end up looking as stupid as the designers of this online shop.
The USSR has a rather frightening history when it comes to photo manipulation. Over time they’ve decided to use their photo manipulation skills for good instead of, well disappearing people.
Imagine if your favourite films were written and acted during a different period of time: the actors and director would be different, the style it was shot in completely alien. These film posters by Peter Stults are an amazing glimpse into how Hollywood could’ve been.
Wow, I am blown away by this! A programmer over at Visual Idiot has created a perfect simulation of Photoshop that runs in your web browser. It’s only been tested under Chrome, but it should work in other browsers too.
