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5 Photoshop Cs5 Options That May Turn N00b Right Into A Pro!
Adobe recently announced the new CS5 and as always, the new update brings tons of features that not only make a lot of things possible but also make it a lot easier.
Adobe Creative Suite 5 Design Premium is selling for $1,899 and $599 for an upgrade. Educational pricing for students is $499 for CS5 Design Premium. The product will start shipping in mid-May, 2010.
The new features will actually blur the line between newbies and a pro, take a look at few of the videos on this page to know what I am talking about.
Following is the list of 5 videos showing some of the best new features
Painting: The following video shows how the Paint feature converts any regular image to a waterpaint like poster.
Puppet Warp: This feature is one of the most advanced features I have seen in photoshop but remember advanced does not always mean complex. This feature is pretty easy to use and does some amazing stuff. Check it out.
Content-Aware: This feature is like a dream come ture, especially for users like me who do not know much about working with Photoshop. This is a life saver when it comes to removing unwanted objects from the image. Simple and easy!
HDR: Super COOL feature for all the photographers out there. Just select multiple pictures as required in the process and with a few clicks you will have your HDR ready.
3D Objects: Turning text and other objects cannot get any easier. Ive read a tons of tutorials that show you how to turn the text into 3D. This new feature does not require a 30 steps long tutorial to achieve the 3D look.
Google Creating Twitter Clone For Gmail
UPDATE: While we’re still waiting for an official response from Google’s PR team, we’ve been invited to an event at the Googleplex tomorrow “to see some innovations in two of our most popular products.” The event will begin at 10 a.m. Pacific time – stay tuned tomorrow for RWW’s live coverage of the event!
This is the current option for updating statuses in Gmail:
Google’s new tools, however, will better integrate with Google’s multimedia sites, YouTube and Picasa. (Currently, Google Talk users can share YouTube videos via chat, which prompts a miniaturized version of the video to pop up above the chat in progress.) Users will also be able to see “a stream of status updates from people they choose to connect with.”
We’re contacting Google for more information and will update this post as we learn more.
In the meantime, however, we’re wondering how this feature will integrate with other status-sharing sites. Will Gmail/Google Talk’s new feature act as Google’s first steps into developing a social media client (like Tweetdeck) in its own right?
The new feature could start appearing on users’ screen as soon as this week. If you had this tool, would you use it?
Would you use a Google Twitter clone?(poll)
Source: www.readwriteweb.com