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    Adobe Photoshop CS5 Review Discussion

    Discussion in 'Notebook News and Reviews' started by Dustin Sklavos, Jul 1, 2010.

  1. Dustin Sklavos

    Dustin Sklavos Notebook Deity NBR Reviewer

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    By Dustin Sklavos

    Adobe Photoshop CS5 is the latest version of arguably the world's most popular pro image editor. Does the new Photoshop justify the very pricey upgrade from CS4? We break it down in this review.



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    Nice review of the new features, the most useful for me would be the content-aware fill.
    I used to use an older version of photoshop running in Virtualbox but after discovering GIMP years ago I don't use it any more. GIMP is more than enough for me.
     
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    nice review but as mentioned, content-aware fill doesnt seem to work as well as you think it would based on those adobe videos
     
    trvelbug, Jul 3, 2010
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    The fact that it works remotely close to as well as the videos suggest is pretty impressive, though. By all accounts it shouldn't work at all; that it really can be used as a legitimate tool is a feat.
     
    Dustin Sklavos, Jul 3, 2010
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