Wow, Photoshop is really stepping up their game with their CS5. Usually, Adobe only improves their interface, refines some tools, and adds more simple tools at that.
If this feature were to be true, it is pretty scary how it manipulates the photos so flawlessly. Hopefully it isn't as user-friendly as it seemed in the sneak peak, because something that accurate must (and should) involve a mastering of photoshop, or it might get pretty hectic if anyone is able to utilize this technology.
But honestly, I'm excited to experiment with this feature just because I have taken many pictures where ideally I would want to remove small distractions, that I could not control, so that it doesn't detract from the photo aesthetic.
This technology is like a double-edged sword. Even though it distorts the actual, this imposed hyperbolic beauty created from the technology may encourage people to go out and experience the world (even if they might be disappointed).
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ReplyDeleteWow, Photoshop is really stepping up their game with their CS5. Usually, Adobe only improves their interface, refines some tools, and adds more simple tools at that.
ReplyDeleteIf this feature were to be true, it is pretty scary how it manipulates the photos so flawlessly. Hopefully it isn't as user-friendly as it seemed in the sneak peak, because something that accurate must (and should) involve a mastering of photoshop, or it might get pretty hectic if anyone is able to utilize this technology.
But honestly, I'm excited to experiment with this feature just because I have taken many pictures where ideally I would want to remove small distractions, that I could not control, so that it doesn't detract from the photo aesthetic.
Oh, and last thing:
ReplyDeleteThis technology is like a double-edged sword. Even though it distorts the actual, this imposed hyperbolic beauty created from the technology may encourage people to go out and experience the world (even if they might be disappointed).