Adobe shows more advanced features of Photoshop Content-Aware technology. Straight from Photoshop Senior Product Manager Bryan O'Neil Hughes, this video shares how to seamlessly move or remove an object from an image.
Adobe Labs, Photoshop in Rumors, Software, Video Adobe "sneek" demoed at the company’s MAX 2011 event, drawing gasps of amazement from a crowd that witnessed a blurred photo, retouched and perfected in seconds. Advanced algorithms calculate the movements of the camera at the time the image was taken, enabling the user to ‘fix’ the image by unblurring it – saving what would ordinarily be a disappointing, bad image.
This might give some pause to the Lytro fans out there - I could see Adobe creating a selective focus tool out of this as well.
Developer Flying Car Inc. has created the iOS app, Acquire For Photoshop. This little gem allows you to capture an image in the iPhone and immediately edit in Photoshop. The image is beamed to your computer running Photoshop via WiFi, as long as both your iPhone and Computer are on the same WiFi network. Acquire For Photoshop supports multiple device capture, meaning you can have multiple iPhones capturing and sending to Photoshop at once.
Here's how it works: Once you have created the remote connection server in Photoshop (Edit Menu) leave Photoshop open and ready. On Acquire's main menu tap Take A Picture and then compose as normal on your iPhone. After you snap a picture decide if that's the one you want and tap Use. 8-10 seconds later the image will appear on your computer, in Photoshop. Slick.
Photoshop CS5 (v12.0.4) or later required. Currently $1.99 in the App Store.
Have you ever thought, "wow I wish I could interact with Photoshop via touch"? Now maybe the time.