The Open GL features in Photoshop CS5 are a useful, and they give visual feedback that spices up the professional-dull-gray interface. Features like Rotate, Flick Pan, Scrubby Zoom, the HUD Color Picker and the Eyedropper’s new Color Ring, all add terrific functionality to Photoshop. I’m avoiding the word “needed” though, and push come to shove [...]
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Exciting news for photographers and photo-enthusiasts in south-central NJ, the Princeton Photographic Workshops – princetonworkshops.com – will be offering scheduled photography classes taught by well known photographers and master instructors. Located at the Princeton Overlook, near the intersection of Route 1 and Alexander Road in Princeton NJ, the Princeton Photographic Workshops will hold classes covering [...]
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The answer is – maybe. Software can take advantage of the speedy graphics memory on the computer’s graphics card and that has become popular. (Windows Explorer 9 does this, uses the graphics card’s memory, which has ticked off the XP folks because they are now being marginalized.) Adobe introduced Open GL features in Photoshop CS4, [...]
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Get your Photoshop 12.0.1 point release update now, from the Adobe auto updater, or by going to the Help menu in Photoshop or Bridge and choosing Updates. The update includes plenty of bug and speed fixes. I’m finding some huge speed boosts in 3D draft rendering among other things. Don’t delay, download it before your [...]
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In case you have Auto Updates turned off in Photoshop, you’ll want to go to the Help menu in Photoshop or Bridge and choose Updates. There are currently updates to both Bridge and Camera Raw, and the Bridge update especially is worth having for a bunch of fixes. If you have a version of the [...]
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