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Adobe Photoshop CS5 is a power image and photo editor. Easily make complex selections. Remove any image element and see the space fill in almost magically. Paint realistically. Create stunning HDR images, remove noise, add grain, and create vignettes with state-of-the-art photography tools. Experience fast performance on 64-bit systems Learn more...
What's New
Version 12.0.4:
Enables specially designed apps on tablets, smartphones, and PCs to communicate with and control interaction with Photoshop CS5 (Located in the File menu: Remote Connections). Now you can be creative on other devices and instantly incorporate what you create into Photoshop. You must install the 12.0.4 update to activate a remote connection between Photoshop CS5 and any apps that Adobe or third-party developers create to interact with Photoshop. For example, Photoshop CS5 must be updated to 12.0.4 to interact with three new iPad apps that Adobe has designed to work with it - Adobe Nav, Adobe Color Lava, and Adobe Eazel. Available on the App Store.
The 12.0.4 update also fixes liquify performance, type related crashes, and other top customer issues. The most significant fixes include the following:
- A number of potential security vulnerabilities have been addressed.
- Liquify save mesh now works as expected.
- An issue with Sharpen crashing has been fixed.
- An issue with Quick Selection crashing has been fixed.
- The Orphea Studio File Info issue has been resolved.
Version 12.0.4:
Enables specially designed apps on tablets, smartphones, and PCs to communicate with and control interaction with Photoshop CS5 (Located in the File menu: Remote Connections). Now you can be creative on other devices and instantly incorporate what you create into Photoshop. You must install the 12.0.4 update to activate a remote connection between Photoshop CS5 and any apps that Adobe or more...
Requirements
- Intel
- Multi-core Intel processor
- Mac OS X 10.5.7 or later
- 1GB of RAM
- 2GB of available hard-disk space for installation
- 1024x768 display (1280x800 recommended) with qualified hardware-accelerated OpenGL graphics card, 16-bit color, and 256MB of VRAM
- Some GPU-accelerated features require graphics support for Shader Model 3.0 and OpenGL 2.0
- DVD-ROM drive
- QuickTime 7.6.2 software required for multimedia features
- Broadband Internet connection required for online services
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| Type:Multimedia & Design : Author Tools |
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| Date:03 May 2011 |
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Adobe Photoshop CS5 is a power image and photo editor. Easily make complex selections. Remove any image element and see the space fill in almost magically. Paint realistically. Create stunning HDR images, remove noise, add grain, and create vignettes with state-of-the-art photography tools. Experience fast performance on 64-bit systems Learn more...
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Sforf reviewed on 02 Dec 2011
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THEE:LEE reviewed on 10 Nov 2011
Free software like GIMP don't live up to the match especially with it running X11.
CS5 with content aware made my life even easier as I used to have to use the healing brush.
It's a shame to see that Photoshop didn't really get updated with CS5.5 but I have high hopes for CS6!
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DirkTheMenace reviewed on 15 Aug 2011
The masking options are the best ever seen.
Worth the high asking price
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jjalex reviewed on 01 Aug 2011
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see:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/846634?tstart=0
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Works slightly more logically with "Spaces", but has generally caused quirks right round the system. Loads quicker but causes unusual bursts of CPU activity, and some operations (Noise reduction is one that comes to mind) work more slowly. In fact, I'm getting longer pauses and less snappy reaction in many places. Long thought the interface could use some reworking.
For the first time ever, in the "Save for Web" preview/optimization screen I see tearing when dragging the image around. Tried all 3 OpenGL settings, of which "Normal" gave the best results, but even with "Vertical Sync" on, tearing is readily visible as if it doesn't apply there. This is _with_ the best non-ridiculously priced graphics card for my Mac Pro 1,1: the NVidia 8800 GT.
When some features became "Optional Installs" under CS4 I was perplexed and annoyed. Now, of course, those are mostly unusable except in 32bit mode.
I'm still in early exploration stage. Perhaps I'll write a real review once everything shakes out.
For now, my reaction is "meh". Same for Adobe's general direction over the past several years, prior to which I thought they were gods.
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Pixelmator
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PDFopenPro
Adobe has a bullseye painted on their back. The only thing that will save them is a *massive* restructuring and restaffing on the development side. Once Adobe gets back to adhering to the Apple Software Delivery guidelines, they might just start to turn that huge ship so it's heading in the right direction again.
Someone at Adobe has been sleeping at the wheel. Too many renegades in the firm tearing things apart. The whole "one code set across platforms" idea was a very bad idea. Adobe are starting to realize it.
Maybe CS6 will be written properly...with resources put into *correct* locations...with *proper* Apple pkg/mpkg installers...maybe not...
Don Montalvo, TX
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Lostczech reviewed on 13 May 2010
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It's an old story I know... But Adobe is still taking the piss
that a product ( PS Upgrade ) sells for $199 US dollars
( Which is £130 UK Pounds )
sells in the UK for £189 pounds ( $288 US Dollars )
I know all the stuff about writing languages conversions
and different taxes etc, etc...
But when it comes down to it - it just stinks.
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Binary Bakery rated on 14 May 2011
Beams rated on 01 Feb 2011
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pfsmorigo rated on 11 Jan 2011
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Jennylover rated on 05 Jan 2011
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HACK-Design rated on 10 Dec 2010
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Josh C. rated on 07 Dec 2010
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Nate8nate rated on 04 Dec 2010