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Latest Adobe Photoshop CS6 News & Photoshop CS6 Tutorials
Adobe Photoshop CS6 will not be released until early 2012 most likely, but we will keep updating this page with the latest news and sneak peeks at the new Photoshop CS6. Right now we have two items: You can read about a potential feature which will be a de-blurring tool with some amazingly powerful features to remove blurriness in photos. Also, there is an article from AppleInsider that details some of the new tools and features that have been spotted in Photoshop CS6 Beta. When CS6 launches we will have a dedicated Photoshop CS6 Tutorials & Free Video Training Page.)
So read on and keep checking back for more as we collect all the latest CS6 news as it appears! (If you are looking for the CS6 free trial, it will be released soon after CS6 ships. We have a Photoshop CS6 free trial page you can bookmark in the meantime.)
Sneak Peak At Photoshop CS6 And Camera Raw - Video Reveal
This video from Senior Product Manager Bryan O'Neil Hughes, reveals an early look at some of the things the Photoshop team is working on for Camera Raw and Photoshop CS6, including a much darker interface.
New Liquify Tool And Background Save Option In Photoshop CS6
Here's another Photoshop CS6 preview video: Here's an early look at a popular Facebook fan request — the ability to do a background save on a large file that would NOT make Photoshop slow down, and a new, very powerful liquify tool that allows large brush sizes and is very snappy.
Create Dashed And Dotted Lines With One Click - CS6 Video
In this video preview of Photoshop CS6, Product Manager Zorana Gee creates dashed and dotted lines with just one click in Photoshop, which has been a top requested feature.
Photoshop CS6 Sneak Peek - Moving And Removing With Better Content-Aware Technology
This CS6 sneak peek video shows some of the the advanced features of Photoshop CS6 Content-Aware technology. Photoshop Senior Product Manager Bryan O'Neil Hughes shows how to seamlessly move or remove an object from an image in Photoshop CS6.
Photoshop CS6 DeBlur Filter Effect
At Adobe MAX 2011 there was a demo video of a new Photoshop tool, a
photo deblurring tool or plugin that will be able to correct shaky and blurry images. It can even take tiny blurry text and make it legible. The Photoshop.com Blog has posted some tech info about this new amazing deblur effect (probably to be featured in Photoshop CS6). You can see a high resolution image of the effect here, and read all the background info here.
Watch this Adobe Video to see how this amazing plugin works and deblurs an image into a new sharp and beautiful version.
Photoshop CS6 Potential New Feature - Search Through Libraries By Identifying Images With Same People, Backgrounds, Landmarks
In this video demo, Jon Brandt shows you a sneak peek of a potential new feature for searching through a large library of images by identifying images that contain the same people, backgrounds, landmarks, etc.
Photoshop CS6 Beta Features Detailed By AppleInsider Site
AppleInsider has posted an article detailing early beta features of Photoshop CS6. It's been almost two years since Adobe released Photoshop CS5, so any news of potential changes we can expect to see in Photoshop CS6 is going to have a very high interest rate. Here are some of the features they mention:
Early betas of Photoshop CS6, an update to Adobe's flagship digital imaging software due next year as part of Creative Suite 6.0 (CS6), show off a darker interface theme, new 3D capabilities, autosave, and a handful of other tool additions, AppleInsider has learned.
According to people familiar with builds of the software compiled earlier this month, the most immediately-recognizable change to Photoshop in CS6 (version 13.0) is its darker, Aperture-like user interface (below) that replaces the mostly platinum theme found in existing versions of the software. For some, this may be an unwelcome change; that's why Adobe has reportedly -- at least in the current beta build -- provided testers with the option to revert back to the old look.
In addition to the color change, the new theme also sports an assortment of spruced-up pallet icons that offer new and slightly different takes on classic designs. The changes aren't so drastic that users won't be able to find their way around, say those who've spent time with the software, but instead aim to 'freshen up' the software's legacy feel.
But the real meat of Photoshop CS6, which goes by the code-name "Superstition," appears to be an assortment of new features that Adobe has proposed as enhancements to the software's 3D capabilities that emerged in earnest back with the 2008 release of Photoshop CS4.
For example, a new "3D Material Drop" tool has been added to the Paint Bucket, according to people familiar with the software. Similarly, Adobe has also added a "3D Material Eyedropper Tool" to Photoshop's Eyedropper. There's also a new "3D Text" option for text input, rounding out a trio of 3D-centric additions to the Tools palette.
Read the full article at AppleInsider, Adobe Photoshop CS6 to adopt Aperture-like theme, new 3D functionality.
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