Photoshop Touch is now available for the iPhone, as well as Android phones. Previously, Photoshop Touch was only available on tablet devices. [click to continue…]
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Topaz Labs has released the B&W Effects 2 plug-in as part of its library of Photoshop plug-ins. B&W Effects 2 promises several new features and improvements over the first version (and it’s a free upgrade for version 1 owners). Some of the new features include: [click to continue…]
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Adobe Camera Raw turned 10 years old this past Tuesday. What started out as a $99 plug-in for Photoshop 7.0 became a standard feature on future versions of Photoshop and has been updated over the years to support over 400 cameras and their various RAW file formats.
Check out more of what’s happened with Adobe Camera Raw over the past 10 years in the full infographic below. [click to continue…]
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Adorama has a solid deal on Adobe Photoshop and Premiere Elements 11 bundle (for photo and video editing) for $82.95 (reg. $119.95). Check it out here at Adorama.
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Iran recently made the news with the unveiling of its stealth jet, the Qaher-313, which may or may not even be able to fly. After some heavy criticism to that point, however, Iran released a photo of the Qaher-313 in flight high above the country’s own Mount Damavand.
Unfortunately for Iran, the rest of the world still hasn’t bought in to the Qaher-313′s ability to actually fly – since the nice photo of Mount Damavand had the below hanger shot (from the Qaher-313′s unveiling) Photoshopped into it.
The motion blur added to the jet is a nice touch – don’t you think? [click to continue…]
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Check out the above video for a sneak peak on some of the work being done by Adobe Research and the University of Michigan. PixelTone is an experimental interface for image editing.
Photo editing can be a challenging task, and it becomes even more difficult on the small, portable screens of mobile devices that are now frequently used to capture and edit images. To address this problem we present PIXELTONE, a multimodal photo editing interface that combines speech and direct manipulation. We observe existing image editing practices and derive a set of principles that guide our design. In particular, we use natural language for expressing desired changes to an image, and sketching to localize these changes to specific regions.
You can read more on PixelTone in a 9-page research paper that documents the development of this multimodel interface.
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