Photoshop gets real on the iPad
At an event dubbed Photoshop World 2011, an Adobe exec demonstrated the future of Photoshop…on an iPad! You might think Photoshop Express in the App Store is a useful tool to edit photos on a mobile device, but you ain’t seen nothing yet. Resizing, manipulating, and applying filters to images is a smooth experience on this conceptual, futuristic version of Ps for iPad. The coolest feature, though, is the ability to add layers and view all applied layers in a 3D animation mode that reveals how exactly they are organized in relation to one another. But alas–this tease of an insanely cool iPad app is but a concept and no release date was shared with the event’s crowd in awe.
[Via Engadget; Photography Bay]
The magic of Photoshop time warps present day with WWII era
Holy frick (on a stick with a brick) this is spooky! Russian photographer Sergey Larenkov has managed to combine old WWII era photographs with present day pictures to create a visual time portal. Using simple but effective Photoshop techniques in tandem with perspective-matching images, Larenkov was able to blend war-torn Europe, including famous cities like Saint Petersburg and Leningrad, into what we consider normal, everyday life. Above Georgy Zhukov of the Soviet Union glares into the camera standing on steps full of rubbish as tourists flock around him and his lieutenants, minding their own business. The gallery below contains a bunch more enhanced images like this one, so check ‘em out. Want to see more? Head over to Larenkov’s website and get sucked into a whole ‘nother dimension.
Photoshop CS5′s Content Aware tool can also complete homework, make lunch
Check out this timely parody of Adobe Photoshop CS5′s Content Aware feature. It takes the magic to a whole ‘nother level.
Adobe Photoshop CS5 is on the way, new Content-Aware feature works like magic
Photoshop Labs is showing off a magical new tool called Content-Aware. What it allows you to do is add, remove, move, or repair image elements in an extremely easy and fool-proof way. Up to this point, one way to clean up images by removing certain elements from it was to use to the Healing tool. Editing images this way can be nerve-racking, tedious, and time-consuming. Content Aware does away with all that. Watch the video above to witness the magic. The Photoshopper starts out with small edits, like removing lens flairs and tiny trees from an image. Then he moves onto bigger things like adding desert to a road and filling out a panoramic image with the click of a button. Very impressive stuff. Adobe Photoshop CS5 releases on April 12, and Adobe promises this feature in a “future version of Photoshop.” (Whether that means it will be included in CS5 or in an update has not been addressed.)
What Buzz Lightyear would look like if he were human
Buzz Lightyear, designed by Raoni Nery.
Bizarre, I know. Guess I’ll just use this as an opportunity to remind you that Toy Story 3 opens June 18.
Dove presents “Evolution”
This video goes behind-the-scenes and reveals how all those ads on billboards and in magazines are really created.
It’s all about inner-beauty. That’s what counts most.
[Thanks, Brian J.]
“23 Movie Plots That Could Have Been Solved in Minutes”
The folks over at Cracked.com asked their viewers to Photoshop images that would portray classic movies that could have been resolved much more quickly if they had incorporated BLANK.* The “blank” is what the users created. All of these are quite comedic, so enjoy their work that is in the gallery below.
[Via Cracked]
