Adobe Photoshop CS
Once you get past the weird naming thing, you're going to love Photoshop 8. I mean, Photoshop CS. After using it just a short time, you can't even think of going back to Photoshop 7. I don't think you're going to find just one or two things you really like in CS, because this is a very broad-based upgrade. In fact, it's easily the most broad based upgrade since Photoshop 6, and arguably since as far back as Photoshop 3, because there's really something for everyone.
With vastly expanded 16-bit color capabilities, new effects, new image manipulation tools and enormous new workflow capabilities – plus a few extra goodies thrown in for good measure – it is, in short, the most powerful version of the most powerful image editing tool on the market to date.
Now, I don't make this statement lightly. But Photoshop CS is a serious overhaul and a major improvement to what was already one of the great graphics programs out there.
Key Features
- Improved File Browser
- Match Color command
- Histogram palette
- Shadow/Highlight correction
- Text on a path
- Integrated digital camera raw file support
- Comprehensive 16-bit support
- Layer Comps
- Macromedia Flash file export
- Customizable keyboard shortcuts
Quickly preview, tag, and sort images; search and edit metadata and keywords; and automatically share batches of files from the improved File Browser.
Achieve a consistent look between package shots, fashion photos, and more by instantly matching the color scheme of one image to another.
Create eye-catching typography by placing text on paths or within shapes. Edit the text at any time, even in Adobe Illustrator® software.
Create design variations for clients more efficiently by saving different combinations of layers within the same file as Layer Comps.
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