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The Awesomeness of CS5
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it is certainly real
you might be interested in following this blog: blogs.adobe.com/jnack
i saw vids of that tech demonstrated months ago
(it's a great blog)
🙂
you might be interested in following this blog: blogs.adobe.com/jnack
i saw vids of that tech demonstrated months ago
(it's a great blog)
🙂
MattSepeta
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Whoa
Thats intense. Granted, you can already do most of that already if you know your way around, that is still pretty cool and streamlined.
Thats intense. Granted, you can already do most of that already if you know your way around, that is still pretty cool and streamlined.
wonderspark
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MattSepeta
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wow
Holy smokes....
That is some next level technology!
I remember seeing a demo vid of the tech a few months ago that only focused on the ruined roman structure and repairing the damage, and that lone blew my mind...
The part at the beginning of this video with the image part replacement stuff is mind blowing!
I will have to make the upgrade, those tools will be so helpful for rearranging images for web banner use and optimization.
Holy smokes....
That is some next level technology!
I remember seeing a demo vid of the tech a few months ago that only focused on the ruined roman structure and repairing the damage, and that lone blew my mind...
The part at the beginning of this video with the image part replacement stuff is mind blowing!
I will have to make the upgrade, those tools will be so helpful for rearranging images for web banner use and optimization.
Impressive technology, I hope the results also look that good when not youtube-compressed. 😉
But too bad Adobe will charge crazy prices for the update again. And when 10.7 comes out a few months after you bought CS5 for a four-digit sum, they will tell you that "it may work, but is unsupported" and you'll have to pay $$$ again for an upgrade to CS6.
But too bad Adobe will charge crazy prices for the update again. And when 10.7 comes out a few months after you bought CS5 for a four-digit sum, they will tell you that "it may work, but is unsupported" and you'll have to pay $$$ again for an upgrade to CS6.