What's New in Photoshop CS17?

Would you believe...?
Adobe to Skip CS7, Go Right to CS17 Instead

Oh I do agree. Version numbering/naming has gotten quite confusing.
Throw in Photoshop Elements users, who hit here by mistake, and just state "Photoshop 11," when asking a question.
Similar confusion happened back at Premiere Elements 4.0, which matched up to Photoshop Elements 6.0. Adobe fixed that, by moving PrE up to PrE 7.0, along with PSE 7.0. Still, we see questions about PrE 5 and 6, which never existed.
Going way back, when Adobe took Premiere (no Elements, or Pro), from version 6.5 to Pr 7.0. Well, at the same time, they added the term "Pro," and also officially took what had just been released as Premiere 7.0, and Premiere Pro 7.0, and renamed it Premiere Pro 1.0. Other than boxes, and the printing on most of the paperwork, those three versions were all basically the same version of Premiere. Talk about confusing. [Even many later Premiere staff were unaware of that Premiere Pro 7.0, until we found photographs of the box and manual.]
At least the CS 6 versions of almost everything, help, but then we still see that the updates are 13.x.x, and some refer to PS CS 6 as PS 13. Maybe we DO need to just go to CS 17... ?
Hunt
PS - Loved the Content Aware Content feature. Now, if they would only add the "pretty" Filter.

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Checking Google and All Adobe CC 2014 Updates: The Direct Download Links for Mac OS | ProDesignTools
There is no 2014.2.1 except on pirate sites and I strongly urge you not to bother with them.
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See the blazingly fast performance of the new Mercury Graphics Engine and the imaging magic of Content-Aware Patch Content-Aware Move.
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Also explore the intuitive video editing capabilities of Photoshop CS6 and 3D capabilities of Photoshop CS6 Extended.
See why Photoshop CS6 Extended is a whole new experience in digital imaging.
Here is the replay: http://tv.adobe.com/watch/adobe-creative-suite-6-creative-cloud-launch-week/whats-new-in-a dobe-photoshop-cs6/

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See the blazingly fast performance of the new Mercury Graphics Engine and the imaging magic of Content-Aware Patch Content-Aware Move.
Learn about the new improved image processing and enhanced controls in Adobe Camera Raw 7, the new photographic blur effects, how to straighten objects using the new Adaptive Wide Angle, and more.
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Also explore the intuitive video editing capabilities of Photoshop CS6 and 3D capabilities of Photoshop CS6 Extended.
See why Photoshop CS6 Extended is a whole new experience in digital imaging.
Here is the replay: http://tv.adobe.com/watch/adobe-creative-suite-6-creative-cloud-launch-week/whats-new-in-a dobe-photoshop-cs6/

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Join Senior Digital Imaging Evangelist Julieanne Kost as she shows off some of the new features of the world’s best digital imagine software, Adobe Photoshop CS6 Extended, part of the new Adobe Creative Cloud. See the blazingly fast performance of the new Mercury Graphics Engine and the imaging magic of Content-Aware Patch Content-Aware Move.
Learn about the new improved image processing and enhanced controls in Adobe Camera Raw 7, the new photographic blur effects, how to straighten objects using the new Adaptive Wide Angle, and more. Explore many of the timesaving and user-inspired enhancements including new type styles, re-engineered Shape layers, and the all-new Crop tool. Also explore the intuitive video editing capabilities of Photoshop CS6 and 3D capabilities of Photoshop CS6 Extended.
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register here: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/event/index.cfm?event=detail&id=2005732&loc=en_us
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The 18th of April recording needs some editing before it can be shared.

Noel Carboni wrote:
Not sure whether you're implying my comment about the audio is a "personal attack", but it is nothing of the sort! I'm sorry if anyone misinterpreted it as such.
-Noel
Noel, I think the comment referred to my criticism of Chris ‘YE HAH! Orwig’, but surely the presentation is a highly important element of video tutorials, just as it is with Photoshop books — that’s why Scott Kelby is so successful. His books make you smile or laugh out loud on every page, which means you keep on reading and learning. Scott is also a master of bringing together tips and ideas from his ‘Team’ and making them into a highly polished presentation. Chris Orwig, on the other hand, is the presentation equivalent of fingernails scraped on a blackboard.
I’ve written to Lynda.com with my concerns regarding the extreme overuse of phrases like “I’m gonna go right ahead” in general, and Chris Orwig specifically. I have also emailed people like Nigel French (Design and Type titles using Photoshop) and Chad Perkins (Premiere Pro) thanking them for their obvious enthusiasm and the quality of their Lynda.com titles. I got nice replies from both of them, but nothing from Lynda.com.
You might argue that CO is also enthusiastic about Photoshop, but while his mouth speaks the words, his eyes don’t back them up. Compare Chris Orwig to Deke McCelland, and the wonderful Russell Brown. The latter two are so genuine, and Russell delightfully eccentric. And both DM and RB are light years ahead of CO regards their knowledge of Photoshop.
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Is there anything in CS6 to interest an enthusiastic amateur or should I stay with my CS5.1?

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EXTREMELY SLOW.
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What can you do with elements 13 that you can't do with 12?

Have a look at:
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Check online with the web site of the maker of your video card for an updated driver (assuming you're running Windows).
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Are there full release notes somewhere? (Like InDesign has here for 7.0.4.)
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Something has changed between 12.0.2 and and 12.0.4 with the pixel grid overlay at zooms > 500%.
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I love photoshop and want to know what's new for 2015

We don't know. Adobe has not released any announcements as of yet. Those in the testing programs are not allowed to say anything.
That's it so far.
Gene

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hhey im new to photoshop elements 13 I'm finding my text is pixelated around edges I need it to be clean for my product labels. I have used the anti alias on and didn't really do much anyone know any other ways?
thanks

Can you attach a sample of the problem you are addressing here. A psd would be fine.

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You mean there's nothing at all in the Open window that appears? What operating system, and is this PSE 11?

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• Video Story. Certainly the most exciting new feature in Premiere Elements 13, though, is Video Story, an advanced tool for assembling clips and building stories using templates and semi-automatic tools.
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*** Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements 13 ***

Over_Nyquest,
Thanks for noticing!
Here are some of my personal favorites for some of the "what's new" in v13 - the entire new feature list and specific use cases on how to use these features will be rolled out over the next several weeks...
1. Circuit Parameters - For modeling, you can set 'global' style variables and have component and model values be expressions that are dependent on these values. There is a circuit parameters dialog for adjusting the values and they can be used in the SPICE analyses (such as parameter sweep).
2. More components - Maxim has been added as a supported manufacturer (+1300 parts) and many updates to our other supported manufacturers (+1500 new parts/updates from various mfrs). We've added several new power models for thermal analysis (also included are some new eGAN FETs from EPC - these are new, small, highly efficient FETs).
3. Updated the Component Wizard - makes it easier to do the symbol pin mapping for models.
4. The LabVIEW API is now part of the installer (so if you have LabVIEW, it will automatically install for use in automating your simulations).
5. PCB templates for reusing designs. Also new/better dialog for multisection parts in heirarchical designs (which helps to better ensure synchronized hierarchical schematics/layouts).
...various others... you can open the Examples folder for some good examples some of the newest features...and you can look at the documentation for some additional details (All Programs -> National Instruments -> Circuit Design Suite 13.0 -> Documentation -> Circuit Design Suite 13.0 Readme).
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