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A reason why Photoshop CS4 kicks ass

Posted by James - 28/01/09 at 10:01:54 am

Here’s one reason why Photoshop CS4 kicks ass (here’s something completely new).

Content Aware Scale

It’s called “Content-Aware Scale“. Unlike the transform controls from previous iterations, this scaling mode is somehow aware of the contents of an image and can discern what elements you want to scale.

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January 28, 2009 | In Photoshop | 5 Comments

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Automated removal of non-static elements with Photoshop

Posted by James - 26/04/08 at 03:04:09 pm

This is a short little video that demonstrates a quick and easy way of removing unwanted elements from your photos. To do it yourself, you’ll need several shots of your target – enough so that any area covered in one photo is uncovered in another. Once you’ve got that, Photoshop can automate the alignment and image compositing, to remove all those pesky people from your shot.

I found this through Stumbleupon, so I don’t know the full backstory / accompanying materials, if anyone would care to inform me!

http://www.jnack.com/adobe/photoshop/fountain/

April 26, 2008 | In Photoshop | No Comments

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Mastering Photoshop with psdtuts.com

Posted by James - 08/10/07 at 09:10:26 pm

Psdtuts (Photoshop-document tutorials) hit the scene a little while ago on digg, and I’ve had it on my RSS subscriptions ever since. Off like a dynamo with the Photoshop tutorials, I’d certainly keep an eye on it – looks to have potential to be another Smashing Magazine. (i.e. A big hit)

Now, my knowledge of Photoshop is ok, certainly on-par with those I work with, but Psdtuts? I’m a complete novice against them. I tried to do a couple of their tutorials as a demonstration, but they didn’t turn out so good. They make it look so easy, but I guess you need some mystical, innate knowledge if you’re going to compete.