Check out this evolution of Adobe Photoshop toolbars from Photoshop version 0.87 through CS6 spanning 24 years of Photoshop’s existence.
When did you start using Adobe Photoshop? Do you remember anything special about your first toolbar?
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Adorama has instant rebates right now for onOne Perfect Photo Suite 7 as part of its Memorial Day Weekend Sale. The Lightroom and Aperture edition is $94 (reg. $149). The full version is $189.95 (reg. $299.95). Check them both out here at Adorama.
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Topaz Clarity is the latest addition to the Topaz plug-in suite. If you are a fan of Lightroom and Camera Raw’s ‘Clarity’ slider, then Topaz Clarity just might be your favorite new plug-in. [click to continue…]
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Adobe has announced that Photoshop Express is now available for Windows 8 devices, including Microsoft Surface. Previously, Photoshop Express had only been available for iOS and Android devices.
Photoshop Express for Windows 8 offers the following capabilities:
You can download Photoshop Express for Windows 8 here on the Windows Store.
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Adobe just announced a release candidate for Camera Raw 8.1, which is now available in Adobe Labs. This is the first departure from Camera Raw 7.x for CS6 users. With the recent Adobe Photoshop CC changes taking place, CS6 customers will continue to get new updates for raw file support; however, the killer new features that are part of Camera Raw in Photoshop CC will not make it over to CS6 customers.
Camera Raw 8.1 includes support for HiDPI capable displays (e.g., MacBook Pro Retina) and offers support for the following cameras:
* denotes preliminary support
Remember, this is a release candidate, which means it has been pretty well tested and Adobe thinks it is ready for full release; however, it’s recommended that you keep production work to prior versions until the official release drops. Expect that to come soon though. Release candidates mean that the final versions are just around the corner.
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This Photoshop fail is so bad that it’s hard to even call it a Photoshop fail. [click to continue…]
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