RedFox said:It is really impressive. I remember the days of having to sit there for hours doing that sort of thing manually.
I wonder how long the alphabet soup guys have had this? They can probably do this sort of thing in real time with video images.
Do you think it is slower/buggier than previous releases? I've used photoshop as a hobby for years and never really had any issues, although admittedly I don't use it professionally so there are some of aspects of it I haven't used. But as far as retouching photos goes, I've used filters, masks, layers, liquidate, all kinds of color correction tools, etc, I have never had issues. CS4 introduced the "content-aware scaling" which I found pretty handy in many situations.Iconoclast said:
I think the "spot healing brush" and "healing brush" are both super handy in various situations. The content-aware fill looks like a more automated and intelligent version of those tools. But you can remove all kinds of unwanted objects seamlessly with those brushes already, as long as the background that goes behind the unwanted object can be found elsewhere in the picture.Iconoclast said:
