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A stunning array of new tools
Including automatic lens corrections
High Dynamic Range toning and automated editing tools
A stunning array of new tools, including automatic lens corrections, High Dynamic Range toning and automated editing tools, Significant improvements to 3D image creation
Expensive, User interface needs refining
Because of its position as the industry standard for professional image editing and the use of its name as a colloquialism for all kinds of image manipulation, many users mistakenly believe that Photoshop is a must-have program. It's needed for profess
Abstract: Overall, these new tools in Photoshop CS5 are great new additions to Photoshop. The make image manipulation that much easier and faster. Any Photoshop user is going to want to have these tools...
Published: 2010-05-27, Author: Ron , review by: cadalyst.com
Adobe Photoshop is 20 years old this year. I remember reviewing the first PC version, and we have come a long way in those two decades. The release of Adobe Photoshop CS5 Extended has much to offer, no matter what your specific needs may be. The amazin...
Stable and fast 64-bit release on OS X, Local tone-mapping works very well, HDR image-based lights for 3D rendering, Wet media brushes with 3D preview, Puppet Warp, 3D type and path features with Repoussé, Content-Aware Fill and Heal tools are exceptional
Low-res HDR Merge Pro preview is very limiting, Ghost suppression in HDR Merge Pro has problems, 3D workflows still very finicky, Still has very weak OpenEXR format handling, Lack of good multithreading for many slow operations, The Verdict, After being t
It's truly impressive that Photoshop CS5 is successful at adding a lot of useful, engineering-heavy features in CS5, all while porting over to a new and stable Cocoa 64-bit code-base on OS X. And it's encouraging to see that a program that has no real...
Lots of helpful upgrades to major tools. Many smaller but useful enhancements. Content-Aware Fill is both mind-blowing and astonishingly useful.
Expensive.
How can you argue with the king? The swath of new features Adobe has implemented in its unparalleled photo editor make what was already the best even better, and more magical....
