Tag archive: photoshop

Last week, those of us not fortunate enough to attend Adobe's 2011 MAX conference got a first look at a truly impressive, early-stage Photoshop feature that allows users to “deblur” photographs quickly and easily. The unauthorized video, shot by an attendee, showed Adobe's Jue Wang demonstrating the feature, which drew “ooooohs” and “aaaaaahhhhs” from the crowd. We contacted Adobe to get some more information about the “unblur”… Read More

Once again, Adobe is about to change the wold of photography forever. During the company's MAX 2011 conference, which took place last week in Los Angeles, California, Adobe gave a sneak peak of a new Photoshop filter that will allow users to unblur their shaky photographs. The new feature, which is still in development, was revealed to the public in a YouTube video posted to Reddit.com. In the video, a presenter (whose name we cannot… Read More

Julia Roberts can’t have been pleased. An advertisement in the UK featuring her face has just been banned by the country’s Advertising Standards Agency (ASA). Not because her face is in any way offensive, you’ll understand, but because the ASA decided it could have been airbrushed to such an extent that it falsely represented the L’Oreal cosmetic product the advert was recommending. Another L’Oreal advert, this one featuring model Christy… Read More

Adobe announced last month that it would be bringing a new set of of Photoshop-connected apps to the iPad App Store, and those apps are now here. Previously, there was only Photoshop Express, a features-light (very light) image editing app that is outclassed by just about every other similar app out there. The new PS apps all offer something a little bit different, but they at least represent a first step toward a properly full-featured tablet… Read More

In a series of late-night press releases, Adobe pulled the veil off of Creative Suite 5.5, the latest update to its family of applications that of course includes top-shelf image editing program Photoshop. While the company previously made its own entry into the mobile space with Photoshop Express, the sorry little features-light editing app can't compare to more powerful tools like Photogene or PhotoStudio HD. Today's announcement… Read More

OnOne Software, a Portland, Oregon based developer of software for photographers of all levels, has released its latest volume of free plug-ins for photo editors. The Perfect Presets for PhotoShop Lightroom 3.0 is the most recent addition to the company’s line of free photo editing software that pairs with Lightroom to minimize the time photographers spend at a computer correcting flaws. VP of Marketing Mike Wong is responsible for creating… Read More

A Professor from the University at Albany, Siwei Lyu, has won the Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The prize comes with a $500,000 award spread over five years, which Lyu will use to develop “A New Statistical Framework for Natural Images with Applications in Vision”, a project that will help detected altered digital images. The applications could be far reaching, and Lyu is… Read More

Adobe has officially taken the wraps off Adobe Creative Suite 5, it's latest bundle of pro-level creative and design applications aimed at print, video, and online content creators and marketers. The complete suite includes a enormous bundle of software, including some fourteen applications—including a brand new Web design application and four new online services, plus a bundle of supporting applications and utilities. As much as… Read More

If you've been finding that the pictures you take on your iPhone are somewhat lacking, you can now give them a bit more punch with a Adobe's mobile Photoshop App. The App allows you to crop, adjust exposure, tint, and select from a variety of effects to enhance your photos. You can even save your images and upload them to Photoshop.com for storage and sharing.

Sorry Mac guys: OS X may be the operating system of choice for image editing professionals, but when the next version of Adobe Photoshop rolls out, it’s Windows users who will have the edge in performance. On Wednesday, Adobe leaked the first details about Photoshop CS4, revealing that that it will support 64-bit processing, but only on Windows machines. Photoshop product manager John Nack explained in his blog that the decision to release… Read More