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Adobe Photoshop CS6 Review
Ken Rockwell
22 July 2012
Summary: If you work in Photoshop all day, every day as I do to earn a living, the little bit of time I save, especially with the new crop tool, easily pays for the upgrade.
Conclusion: Sure, it's pricey, but Photoshop CS6 moves the bar even higher for image editing software, now with serious video editing, content-aware editing, and a cleaner interface.
Pros: Sleeker interface. Content-aware move and patch. Faster performance. Updated Camera Raw. Layer search. Powerful video editing and adjustment. Improved auto-correct. Ne...
Cons: Some operations still get complex. Doesn't work with iCloud. New selective focus tools.
Photoshop CS6 dazzles with technical prowess and artistic inspiration
Macworld
9 May 2012
Pros: Auto-save and recovery, Dark color scheme reduces eye fatigue, Non-destructive Crop tool, New Content-Aware Move tool, Layer filtering, New blur and Adaptive Wide-Angl...
Cons: Text labels hard to read on dark background, Crop tool missing resolution field in Options bar, Running Smart Filters not named properly, Character and Paragraph style...
Excerpt: The new Photoshop CS6 interface design is the first thing to catch your eye. It uses darker tones to make your images stand out more, and this gives it more visual...
Pros: Head-Up Display adjustments, GPU-accelerated graphics performance, Many interface enhancements, Excellent text and shape improvements
Cons: Fast graphics card is essential, Meretricious oil paint filter, Older filters still not updated, Variable Content-Aware Patch results
Excerpt: We return to Adobe's flagship creative tool after months spent with both the beta and the final software.
Pros: Faster performance. Auto-save and recovery. Dark color scheme reduces eye fatigue. Non-destructive Crop tool. New Content-Aware Move tool. Layer filtering. Easier-to-u...
Cons: Character and Paragraph styles can't be imported. Running Smart Filters not named properly. Crop tool missing resolution field in Options bar. Text labels hard to read...
Conclusion: With the release of CS6, Photoshop once again confirms its position at the top of the image-editing field, with a long list of improvements that add up to the biggest
Excerpt: The latest release of Photoshop, Photoshop CS6, borrows many of the clothes of its Lightroom sibling. We’re talking about a much darker look here, one where the deep grey...
Conclusion: Improvements all round and some impressive surprises, including advanced video handling – but it’s the reworked interface and graphics engine that really make the