CS5 Sneek Peak

[craig_s]

Wow!

The video starts off a bit slow but stick with it.
That is pretty cool!

[Xenocide]

Holy crap that's fantastic.

I'd say that's a fake if I were a sceptic .

[megy]

Saw this too from another forum, looks pretty good, lets hope it works as well for non Adobe developers with our own images, if it does then it will make workflow so much easier.

I watched it through YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NH0aEp1oDOI which also has links to other clips about the same thing, interesting viewing.

[GetCarter]

lummy lawkes.

[_dobbo_]

Sweet zombie Jesus, that looks good. I reckon about 95% of my time in photoshop is spent farting around with the spot healing brush, patch tool and clone tool trying to clone complicated areas.

I'd love to see how it looks up close zoomed in on a big screen, because if it's any good I'll be spending a few hundred notes on CS5 I think!

Edited by _dobbo_ on Thursday 25th March 15:28

[craig_s]

It might just persuade me to get rid of the Gimp and use some student discounty goodness when this comes out.
I've got a feeling it might take a fairly high spec. computer to do any large areas without taking weeks. I can get my head round how the spot heal works, that's simple enough but this is almost scary clever.

[Whitefly Swatter]

more info here !
http://publicious.net/2008/10/05/cs5-revealed/

[d1d215]

soon you won't need anything to make a great photo in PS


p.s. just had some fun with this idea !

Edited by d1d215 on Thursday 25th March 23:08

[LongQ]

Hmm.

So you have a typical shot of a car with a rig mounted.

I presume that the potential for making rig removal very easy should be a big deal.

If you get it right could CS5 remove the car and keep the rig?

I'm looking forward to someone trying that idea ...