Comments on: Photoshop CS5 Sneak Peek at Photoshop World 2010 http://www.photographybay.com/2010/03/24/photoshop-cs5-sneak-peek-at-photoshop-world-2010/ The latest in digital photography and camera reviews, news and rumors for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus and more. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:29:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: diyphotography http://www.photographybay.com/2010/03/24/photoshop-cs5-sneak-peek-at-photoshop-world-2010/#comment-193788 diyphotography Sat, 24 Apr 2010 07:09:32 +0000 http://www.photographybay.com/?p=11382#comment-193788 By the way,this is my contribution to the PS CS5 "sneak peak" madness My new discover PS CS5 "Prediction Tool" http://diyphotographystuff.info/904/photoshop-cs5-new-feature/ Enjoy!!! By the way,this is my contribution to the PS CS5 “sneak peak” madness
My new discover PS CS5 “Prediction Tool”
http://diyphotographystuff.info/904/photoshop-cs5-new-feature/
Enjoy!!!

]]> By: Emil Lamprecht http://www.photographybay.com/2010/03/24/photoshop-cs5-sneak-peek-at-photoshop-world-2010/#comment-192246 Emil Lamprecht Thu, 25 Mar 2010 14:02:11 +0000 http://www.photographybay.com/?p=11382#comment-192246 You know I have to admit I find these developments incredible, truly. In fact I can't even wait to use them and try it on several photos I've struggled with objects in for years. But you know what? I also find these new tools utterly and completely terrifying. Why? Technology is killing so many industries and I think this is one of the last major hits to the photographic one. There are the obvious problems: Everyone and their mother has a semi-pro RAW shooting DLSR. Hundreds of programs that allow you to change almost every aspect of a photo, etc. But now its a whole new level. The program will CREATE content for you. And get this, you don't even have to use the right lens! Its not only eliminating the ability to distinguish your average Joe from true professionals but its eliminating the need to buy camera hardware! We've gone from knowing how to shoot, to playing around with it digitally for 10 minutes until "it looks cool" before printing. To me, this kind of advance is what's turning the term "fix it in post" to just plain "make it on the computer". Does that make me less excited to use it? No, but I am worried that the meaning of art photography is going to become completely lost in the next few years as photoshop and camera companies continue to make all processes automated. I'd be interested in hearing what the Photography Bay writers think about this. In a life of reviewing cameras and following trends you must have books worth of opinions on how these developments change the nature of photography itself. Anyone up to a quick email interview? Thanks for your time and keep posting, this is a great blog. Best E You know I have to admit I find these developments incredible, truly. In fact I can’t even wait to use them and try it on several photos I’ve struggled with objects in for years. But you know what? I also find these new tools utterly and completely terrifying.
Why?
Technology is killing so many industries and I think this is one of the last major hits to the photographic one. There are the obvious problems: Everyone and their mother has a semi-pro RAW shooting DLSR. Hundreds of programs that allow you to change almost every aspect of a photo, etc. But now its a whole new level. The program will CREATE content for you. And get this, you don’t even have to use the right lens! Its not only eliminating the ability to distinguish your average Joe from true professionals but its eliminating the need to buy camera hardware! We’ve gone from knowing how to shoot, to playing around with it digitally for 10 minutes until “it looks cool” before printing.

To me, this kind of advance is what’s turning the term “fix it in post” to just plain “make it on the computer”. Does that make me less excited to use it? No, but I am worried that the meaning of art photography is going to become completely lost in the next few years as photoshop and camera companies continue to make all processes automated.

I’d be interested in hearing what the Photography Bay writers think about this. In a life of reviewing cameras and following trends you must have books worth of opinions on how these developments change the nature of photography itself. Anyone up to a quick email interview?

Thanks for your time and keep posting, this is a great blog.
Best
E

]]> By: emil remus http://www.photographybay.com/2010/03/24/photoshop-cs5-sneak-peek-at-photoshop-world-2010/#comment-192235 emil remus Thu, 25 Mar 2010 08:36:18 +0000 http://www.photographybay.com/?p=11382#comment-192235 i will love the lens correction function, interested to see if it works fine with my photos made with 8mm, and the automate mode for all the photos from a file. i will love the lens correction function, interested to see if it works fine with my photos made with 8mm, and the automate mode for all the photos from a file.

]]> By: diyphotography http://www.photographybay.com/2010/03/24/photoshop-cs5-sneak-peek-at-photoshop-world-2010/#comment-192228 diyphotography Thu, 25 Mar 2010 06:21:57 +0000 http://www.photographybay.com/?p=11382#comment-192228 I must say that I'm still with the CS3...The CS4 design was too much for me to adjust. I must say that I’m still with the CS3…The CS4 design was too much for me to adjust.

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