Photoshop Sneak Peek: See What's to Come | Adobe Technology Sneaks 2013 | Adobe TV

Check out what the Photoshop team has been working on! This feature will help you reduce blur in your photographs. See more exciting developments on May 6 at Adobe MAX. http://max.adobe.com/
http://adobe.ly/15mRPlN

I've been waiting for this from last year!!! Very Cool!

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InDesign Sneak Peek: See What's Coming Next | Adobe Technology Sneaks 2013 | Adobe TV

Want to create and edit QR codes directly in InDesign? This sneak peek shows you something we're working on for the next version of InDesign. See more exciting developments on May 6 at Adobe MAX: adobe.com/go/AdobeNext
http://adobe.ly/13y9Olj

Nice feature... This will be very useful, love it!

Sneak Peek : Perspective Warp in Photoshop | Adobe Technology Sneaks 2013 | Adobe TV

Ever wished you had gotten closer to take your picture? Perhaps you were not right in front of your subject, or were too high or too low? This Photoshop sneak will let you adjust the perspective of parts of your shot while keeping the rest of the image intact. It is early prototype technology that we are working on in our development labs. This is not part of Photoshop CC, but is an example of capabilities that we could include in future years.
http://adobe.ly/10rDZru

I'm amazed that Adobe would allow this to be available on the Internet. The guy appears to be an Adobe employee.
It's a shame, because the presentation itself is very interesting.

Photoshop CC banding issue, what is the fix? And why does Adobe not address this?

I am having a issue with banding. I paint in my backgrounds but instead of a nice smooth graduation I get banding. This occurs in 8 bit and 16bit. I have changed the drawing mode to basic. I have even photographed a graduated background and it still has banding. Here is my computer info. Thanks.
Processor 2 x 2.26 GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
Memory 12 GB 1066 MHz DDR3 ECC
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GT 120 512 MB
Software OS X 10.9.2 (13C1021)

There have been several others who have tried to illustrate a problem like what you describe, and it's been traditionally very difficult to distinguish between what we expect to see and something that's abnormal. There is not just a single identified problem that fits your description.
The best you can do is be very, very thorough in your descriptions, including exactly what you're doing in order to create an image where you see the problem. Include as many screen grabs as you can, concentrating on showing what you consider a good result vs. bad.
Good luck.
-Noel

Adobe Photoshop for Video Workflows: New Features and Timesaving Tips | Adobe at NAB 2013 | Adobe TV

See the latest features in Adobe Photoshop and learn time saving techniques video editors and motion graphics designers can benefit from when using Photoshop for video workflows.
http://adobe.ly/14eyrIi

Great tutorial. When I build a timelapse I start by importing the image sequence and then make the proper frame size on export. Is there a benefit to creating a project at the proper frame size and rate first?
Thanks

Russell Brown's Top 6 in CS6 | Adobe Technology Sneaks 2012 | Adobe TV

Join Russell Brown as he walks you through his six favorite features in Adobe Photoshop CS6 including new Camera RAW Support, the Blur Gallery, Content Aware Move and more!
http://adobe.ly/GDm7iw

Russell, great video! I am trying out CS6 (have CS3), when you went into Camera Raw, then, snapshot and highlighted camera raw 7.0, the picture popped and the exposure was corrected. Did you presave those actions and call them camera raw 7.0? When I click on snapshot, there is nothing to pull down or highlight called camera raw 7.0? thanks!

Sneak Peek #2 of future Photoshop functions: Background Save and Liquify enhancements.

Photoshop program manager Zorana Gee presents the second sneak peek of Photoshop "next": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLp1dR2sYkE

acresofgreen wrote:
John Waller schrieb:
As Marian has astutely observed, post-CS5.5 and the introduction of the new upgrade policy, these drip fed sneak peeks are now less about trying to convince us to upgrade and more about feature freeze.
What's the feature(s) that'll get the Twitterverse trending hot enough for Adobe to shelve further new features until CS7?
We must remain underwhelmed at all times in order to encourage further innovation.
I seem to be in the minority, but I don't buy into that idea. It makes perfect sense for Adobe not to reveal too much too early about the CS6 features.
On the one hand, it would be foolish to show all their cards to competitors too early in the game, for fear of copy-cat features. I know people keep saying that PS has no serious competition, but that could change in a hurry.
On the other hand, developers have to iron out any serious bugs in the new features before the product is released. Sometimes even with carefully scripted development cycles and passionate developers who work 16 hour days and on weekends, some show-stopping bug can turn up that can't be fixed by the planned release date. The only options are to postpone the product release, or leave out the feature. It would cause a lot of disappointment to announce new features and raise the customers' expectations too early, only to have to renege later on.
Of course. Agreed.
The traditional titillation tactics of drip feeding and slow reveal for a new version in progress to try and kickstart the buzz still serve a purpose but Adobe is creating its own mountain to climb.
The greatest competition for the next version of Photoshop is always previous versions of Photoshop. Convincing people who are still getting used to CS4 and CS5 to upgrade to CS6 is not trivial. That's always been the case because Photoshop usually sets its own benchmarks. For that, we can applaud Adobe.
But Adobe's board obviously feels that the lure of new features alone in each new version is not strong enough to keep the share price going North. Hence the ill conceived one version back policy.
But times are changing and by Adobe painting its users into a corner with unpopular forced upgrades, its simultaneously creating an exponentially greater sense of expectation for each new version.
"OK if we're prisoners in the upgrade cycle and we must upgrade for big bucks with every new version, then we demand far greater value for money than ever before. Turn the volume up to 11 every time".

Photoshop content-aware move & extend tool - sneak peek

Have you seen the new Photoshop sneak peek video out this afternoon? What do you think?
It's arguably the most impressive one yet... though there have been four sneaks now and we've still got a ways to go till CS6.
Some purists don't go for CS5's content-aware fill but we find it saves a lot of time for certain edits - and the additional features demoed today should save even more.

I can see how that can save some time.
I can envision a spin-off feature that uses a lot of the same facilities this and Content Aware Fill do: DOF Reduction.
Select/mask a subject, then blur the background believably, all in one shot.
It's quite doable now with a careful selection, edge refinement, new layer with mask, and content aware fill on the background so the subject doesn't participate in the blur. Since people SO often want to "punch out" subjects and isolate them from the background, and especially since less expensive equipment usually has greater DOF, automating this would be a help.
-Noel

Sneak Peek #3 about the future of Photoshop: dashed and dotted lines

Zorana Gee shared another Photoshop Sneak Peek, this time about dashed and dotted lines:
Could it be useful in your workflow?

I think dotted and dashed lines with gradients sounds useful. I won't have to go to Illustrator and back to get those functions.
BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY
I would like to see some other upgrades to the pen tool and vector masks:
• All too often I can't really see the pen tool line when I am making a vector selection – it gets lost in the clutter. Could there be an option to assign a color to the path? Hot green or magenta?
• I would like to be able to change the size that vector points display. If I could make the points appear slightly larger it would often make editing easier.
• I would like to be able to select two points very close to one another and JOIN them like in AI. I don't understand why the pen tool doesn't share more of the functions of the pen tool in Illustrator such as CUT. It sometimes seems like the vector tools in Photoshop and Illustrator were developed completetly independent of one another.
Attached (I hope) are images demonstrating how hard it can be to see paths. Can you see the paths? In the first image the path is there, not selected. In the second the path is selected. This makes my work very irritating sometimes.
Craig

I have 2 downloads "Sneak Peek: America The Story of Us" on my computer that I can't get rid of. One is HD &156.9 MB, the other 62.3 MB. I don't want them to download, what can I do to remove them?

I have 2 movies, "Sneak Peek: America The Story of Us" on my computer attempting to download. One is HD 156.9 MB, the other 62.3 MB. I have tried several things to remove them from my account but that doesn't work. What can I do to remove them?

im so happy I have a iTunes Card Code absolutely free! I got it at http://linkbitty.com/freeitunes2014

Did you see the InDesign CS6 Sneak Peek ?

Okay, it's not certain that every shown feature will make it into CS6, but isn't it a lovely future ?
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/max-2011-sneak-peeks/max-2011-sneak-peek-indesign-liquid-layout/
This stuff will change the landscape of desktop, web and tablet publishing software - again.

for a webdesigner, It's a no-brainer.
a change in the way we receive (and distribute fonts on our local network)
might change our feeling to licence fonts.
—Johannes
(mobil gesendet)

I have Photoshop CS5. I cannot see what I typed in a text box, but the layer lable exactly what I had typed. Thanks!

I have Photoshop CS5. I cannot see what I typed in a text box, but the layer lable exactly what I had typed. Thanks!
Thanh

Thank Silkrooster for your prompt answer. I just figured out my trouble was caused by the font size was 12pt while the photo resolution was large 20M pixels. By changing the font size to 200 I was able to see all the text. Thanks again!
Thanh

Back in the days of leopard, the dashboard widgets would come to the foreground but you could still see what you were working on. Now I've updated to mountain lion and the work is no longer visible when I activate dashboard. Can I change that back?

back in the days of leopard, the dashboard widgets would come to the foreground but you could still see what you were working on. Now I've updated to mountain lion and the work is no longer visible when I activate dashboard. Can I change that back?

Go to system preferences, mission control, and unselect "Show Dashboard as a Space". While you're there, you may want to make dashboard set to a hot corner "Hot Corners" button at the bottom.

See what's comming to linux desktops

look at this:
http://www.gnome.org/~seth/blog/xshots

The only reason to have this is to close the gap between what you can get on those other operating systems and linux with X. Most people only relate to eye candy and don't see what is hidden under the surface. Granted, Mac OS is a contender when it comes to inner workings but the one from the other company just isn't there yet.
People will NOT come to linux from other systems if they can't have graphical user interfaces that look like they are carved from toothpaste and jelly beans. Hell, everytime I boot into WinXP I starting thinking about the Jelly Belly assorted collection sitting next to my 2 liter Dr. Pepper in the pantry.
Mmm... sour, buttered, passion fruit jelly beans.

Keyboard won't come up in moodle reply box, FireFox beta. can't not see what I type in FireFox regular. this was fixed a week it so ago latest version now not working again.

when I get into the moodle reply box in the beta version no keyboard comes up. In the regular version, this was fixed, now I can type but I don't see what I type as I type it. the word are there however when I close the keyboard. all this was better last week.

Now up to Firefox 8 and the problem persists. Cannot go to the www.turnitin.com page and login as I used to do -- Firefox does not remember my username or password.
Still works on Windows, and with other browsers... It would be great if a fix is available.

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