Or, at least… kinda.
But, seriously, this video is really making a purchase of CS5 a dead-obvious buy…
Take a look after the jump. This could save me tons of hours…
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I just saw this on youtube. Omg. I want this so bad. Wow.
This video is making it around fast. Someone sent me the link to it today too. Truly amazing video. Can’t wait to get my hands on it.
Unbelievable!
Has Adobe changed its name to skynet yet?
zing!
wow. i think i just peed myself. but it’s ok. i’ll use content aware fill delete it and no one will ever know.
That’s amazing, but I do fear that the already perfect images on magazine covers are going to get even more fake and “perfect”.
very cool
Despite what I said on another post (me being happy with my CS3) this is STUNNING and can see this being one reason I do save up my sheckels to purchase.
WOW.
What kind of sorcery is this?
I would love to see the picture full res to see actually how accurate it is. Hard to tell on such a small video. And we all know it’s the details that make or break the picture
My thoughts exactly! yeah maybe great for web stuff.. but for print I won’t believe it till I see it..
+1 here as well.
I think the best part is the education discount that you get on Adobe stuff.
I think non for profits have a discount as well.
I might have to upgrade.
I hear it comes with a Bison Custom shape tool just for you…
ssssssssssnap!
Think of all the time that will save. Guess it means I’ll more time to surf the 8Bit armada.
With the remark on the Pixlr post of “there are many online and free alternatives (although none of them, of course, have the feature set like Photoshop)”, I would like to note that the free and open source Photoshop alternative Gimp has had very similar capabilities to the “amazing” content aware fill with the Resynthesizer plugin. You could have been saving all that time for a few years now.
http://o3.tumblr.com/post/470608946/photoshops-caf-content-aware-fill-unbelievable
Um, maybe it’s worth checking out free, open source software instead of making CS5 a “dead-obvious buy”…I’m not sure how much of that vast feature set (for Gimp or Photoshop) you actually use day to day anyway.
I won’t promise that moving to Gimp will be an easy transition from Photoshop though…change is always hard, but very rewarding. Best of luck.
Kevin
http://www.opensourcechurch.com
A-M-A-Z-I-N-G…
I want to go to there.
This would be incredibly helpful! A fellow staff member showed this to me last Thursday… I can’t believe I didn’t check out ChurchCreate first! haha. I will be forced to buy CS5. Oh man… I need to start mowing some lawns.
Have you seen the parody videos yet?
flip that’s crazy!