Photoshop CS2

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http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:ik ... +CS2&hl=ro (http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:ikpkIo53mrMJ:www.adobe.com/aboutadobe/pressroom/pressreleases/200404/040405Photoshop.html+photoshop+CS2&hl=ro)]Photoshop%20CS2

I think some of these new additions is very welcome.
the vanishing point/perspective info retained while you paint is cool and much needed. No need to re-"distort" every single asset. Also non-destructive corrections! Even firewire preview to external monitors/tv's

One thing I hope for is a better brush engine..blending attributes like Painter and a way to seperate brushes into categories/folders (dirt/grime brushes, foliage brushes, cloud brushes etc)...and making changes to multiple layers at once! Heck even selecting and trashing multiple layers at once.

What do you guys think?

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[homer]

The new photoshop CS2 is a great upgrade for Mattepainters.

http://www.sportsshooter.com/mcarthur/cs2/images/3.jpg

[smooth]

OMG...i think it moved... :shock: LOL
I'm salavating.
Where did you get that image? looks freaking awesome!

[tobiasth]

http://www.sportsshooter.com/mcarthur/cs2/

Photoshop CS 2.0

Among the new features arriving in the next and ninth version of Photoshop, code-named Space Monkey, will be the ability to scale placed bit-mapped and vector files losslessly, including the ability to edit the original and have Photoshop update the file; an object-based user interface that will enable, for example, the ability to select multiple layers and perform manipulations across all of them at the same time; Editable Filters, allowing filters to update when filtered content is adjusted; HDR support; a customizable user interface; and a WYSIWYG Font menu.

Photoshop CS 2.0 will not feature 64-bit support, but lays the groundwork for that support, which will arrive with Photoshop 10 (presumably CS 3.0). Photoshop users will also have to wait until Version 10 for the software to use more than 2GB of RAM. Like the rest of the new Creative Suite 2.0 applications, Photoshop CS 2.0 will take advantage of Adobe's new cross-suite file browser, dubbed Bridge.

There have been rumblings that Creative Suite 2.0 will require stricter product activation than previous Adobe products, and sources say this new product activation mechanism could manifest itself in the stand alone version of Photoshop CS 2.0, as well.

info from here http://www.thinksecret.com/news/0501adobe.html

[cameo]

Code named Space Monkey? Haha excellent.

Looks like some potentially great new features. Will have to twist the bosses arm and get an upgrade.

[cameo]

Just checked out the screenies, the maintaining perspective while cloning looks sweet!