Gadgehit writes: "Adobe has released its latest Photoshop CS6 beta for the public to download and try out and get a sneak preview of some of the performance enhancements, imaging magic, and creativity tools."
What's Hawt: After discovery of a critical security flaw in Adobe Photoshop CS5, they are now recommending that users upgrade to CS6, at a cost though.
I don't know how to react to this. In a normal case, it definitely is unjustified because I use a lot of premium web software and security updates are always free, but I don't know if they are just trying an alternate method to recover money from pirated copies. Oh well, I guess people will be hitting the high seas again *hint hint*
So they lost revenue from pirates and the most logical way to recoup those losses is to charge legit paying customers for a critical security fix?
I too don't how to react to this news.
Man, no wonder Google and Apple are campaigning furiously to get rid of Adobe products of any form from joining HTML 5.
I have admit they make top quality products. Converting flash to html5 is awsome. The problem is they have no competition like wacom.
Adobe seems to be getting worse each year.
I cannot gain access to my AVL account and having trouble updating my workshop machines... Adobe needs to step up a gear pronto.
Gadgehit.com writes: "Adobe has today announced Creative Cloud, a new subscription-based service that allows users access to Adobe PhotoShop CS6, as well as two of Adobe’s new HTML5 products, Muse and Edge preview. Adobe Creative Cloud membership is $49.99 per month, with an annual contract. A special introductory offer of $29.99 per month for CS3, CS4, CS5 and CS5.5 individual customers is also available."
Gizmodo: When Adobe Photoshop Senior Product Manager Bryan O'Neil Hughes showed me the new content-aware features of CS6, my mouth opened like an imbecile out of complete disbelief. You can basically move objects around your image freely and effortless. It's black magic!
wow ..this is usefull .That's why maximum users use adobe photoshop because its the best .
This can come very handy but I'm not sure how effective it works on every project. It seems like the parts modified in the video all have very different color schemes than the backgrounds i.e. the girl in red or the white splashes(?)
Waiting for more reviews.
Photoshop is definitely an art but one that is hard to learn, yet easy to abuse.
Awesome... I have 5.5 currently and am still re-learning how to use PS since I learned it way back at CS2.
Some very nice features inside of Lightroom especially.
I wonder how much the bundle will cost this time, it's ridiculously priced most of the time