Adobe Photoshop CS2 software,the professional image-editing standard and leader of the Photoshop digital imaging line,Adobe Photoshop CS2
Version 9 is part of Adobe’s Creative Suite 2 and brings a new range of
interesting features for digital photographers. The objective of this
review is to highlight the new and changed features compared to
Photoshop CS. As usual, we will focus on those features which are useful
to digital photographers.
Following the Adobe Photoshop tradition, each new version is a smooth evolution from earlier versions which makes it easy to switch versions and allows you to benefit from your earlier learning curve. Apart from a few exceptions, most of the commands and shortcuts are identical to earlier versions.
I see no reason why besides the current “classic” Photoshop view, there is no optional “modern” view based on the progress made with Photoshop Elements 3 which has a toolbox and expandable palettes which are integrated into the window itself. As far as the palettes are concerned, it matters less as we still have the palette well. But we are still stuck with the floating toolbox which cannot be docked anywhere. Its odd shape takes up valuable real estate and often gets accidentally hidden behind other palettes. I hope this is the last version of Photoshop we have to put up with this rather trivial inconvenience.
A long awaited improvement is the display of a sample word next to the font name in the font list of the Type tool so you have an idea what the fonts looks like. Unfortunately the word “Sample” is not much to go by as it exemplifies only 6 sample characters and no numbers.
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Following the Adobe Photoshop tradition, each new version is a smooth evolution from earlier versions which makes it easy to switch versions and allows you to benefit from your earlier learning curve. Apart from a few exceptions, most of the commands and shortcuts are identical to earlier versions.
I see no reason why besides the current “classic” Photoshop view, there is no optional “modern” view based on the progress made with Photoshop Elements 3 which has a toolbox and expandable palettes which are integrated into the window itself. As far as the palettes are concerned, it matters less as we still have the palette well. But we are still stuck with the floating toolbox which cannot be docked anywhere. Its odd shape takes up valuable real estate and often gets accidentally hidden behind other palettes. I hope this is the last version of Photoshop we have to put up with this rather trivial inconvenience.
A long awaited improvement is the display of a sample word next to the font name in the font list of the Type tool so you have an idea what the fonts looks like. Unfortunately the word “Sample” is not much to go by as it exemplifies only 6 sample characters and no numbers.
Adobe Photoshop CS2 -Bridge-based feature
The most welcome Bridge-based feature for Photoshop CS2 users is the ability to load unprocessed camera images (assuming Your Camera supports such files) into the Camera Raw module. Here the new automatic image Analysis, curve adjustments and shadow and Highlight clipping previews help you get the best possible results from your digital negatives. And you can now save export settings or simply copy and paste settings from one Raw file to another. Best of all, you can now load multiple files simultaneously and more. you can free download Adobe Photoshop CS2 9.0 now.LINK HERE: http://www.mediafire.com/?7bjgrxdycgah5yb
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