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Just got the suite installed, and have been playing around in Photoshop. Very impressed.
Must watch for all photographers and designers:
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The scripting seems to be a bit of resource hog but yeah is finally a step up. Seems to be something they do really only every couple of versions.
The Photoshop stuff is amazing, will no doubt put a few photo editors out of a job, but the most amazing stuff of the lot was the Flash Catalyst.
Now you can create dynamic, comprehensive flash applications and presentations without needing to know how to write any of it. Likewise, a few ActionScript coders will also be out of a job. ;)
I recently bought Adobe Illustrator for a friend of mine last weekend and installed a copy on my pc to test it out and wow iam surprised with the of changes since cs4.
Love the new features with photoshop, i can do things i never thought was possible back in cs3
The only problem with the new cs5 products was the install time took a fair while and on a rare occasion hang/crash when using them.
Tried the 1month demo when released and liked some of the new options in after effects. Just trying to figure out where to buy production premium without paying the adobe Australia tax.
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content aware features = stunning
fuck yeah, its easier now for me to just remove a foreign object from one of my photos using content aware than it is to go and move the offending item.
still found that for 90% of my retouching work I have to do it all manually still, but the speed of CS5 is awesome.
The Photoshop and Indesign stuff is hot. Now how do I convince my boss to let me buy it?
wow, I'm speechless. They really really just bitch slap all the free alternatives and competing products.