Photoshop CS4 has some very nice new features applied to classic tools. For instance, the clone stamp now has a preview - you can see the effect before it is applied, making for faster, more accurate editing. This picture is Nikon D100, ISO 200, 105mm Micro, f/16 @ 1/90s. Color and exposure corrected in Lightroom 2, then some minor clean-up in Photoshop. I'm looking forward to getting to know CS4.Thursday, October 16, 2008
First Photoshop CS4 Picture
Photoshop CS4 has some very nice new features applied to classic tools. For instance, the clone stamp now has a preview - you can see the effect before it is applied, making for faster, more accurate editing. This picture is Nikon D100, ISO 200, 105mm Micro, f/16 @ 1/90s. Color and exposure corrected in Lightroom 2, then some minor clean-up in Photoshop. I'm looking forward to getting to know CS4.
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Nice shot. I skipped CS2 and went from CS to CS3. I'm interested in hearing your take on CS4. Right now I'm thinking I'll wait until CS 5.
I skipped CS3, so we'll need to compare notes soon at Starbucks. I can really see the touted CS4 speed boost. If you use Bridge and Camera Raw, I'd say the new features are compelling. I've occasionally had problems Photoshop causing mid-tone color shifts on Lightroom split tone conversions. The new "protect tones" CS4 feature might help.
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