I saw a youtube video on cs5 explaining their new patchmatch system: a randomized correspondence algorithm for structural image editing, quickly finding approximate nearest neighbor matches between image patches. Whoa that was a mouthful. But what it basically does is allows for an easy interactive experience of editing elements within the picture and changing the size of the image while still maintaining the correct spacial dimensions.
I dare you to click on it.
Did you click on it?
OK, OMG, WAS THAT AMAZING OR WHAT??? I’m sure if you’re like me, you really hate when you have to edit pictures mostly because it’s tedious and still comes out looking wonky. But this tutorial makes it look so easy and cool! I’m a big fan of technology, and programs like this makes the designer’s job not just more fun, but more expansive! By decreasing the time it takes to drastically edit pictures, it gives us more time to take on more projects! The only downside I see to this, is that the program may become so easy that designers won’t be needed to perform these edits….or at least stingy uppermangment may think so. But for now, I’m going to be psyched to see what technology can do for me.
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SO AMAZING! I saw another photoshop tutorial earlier this week and was in awe. I can’t wait for CS5.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NH0aEp1oDOI&feature=player_embedded#
Whoa! As a student who has not been taught all the tools of Photoshop, this is incredible! Technologically, this is advanced.
Ethically, I think the software will open more doors to those who like to manipulate photographs for their own purposes.
But I can’t wait to try it!
At the How Conference Adobe offers an ALL DAY workshop! HOWever it is going to be $500 dollars, and it will be in Denver!
I wish I could go…but my boyfriend graduates that weekend!
As awesome as that is, it makes me sad that I’ve only had CS4 for a year and theres a better version out now.
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