Auto-Blend and Much, Much More
New to the Auto-Blend control in CS4 is the ability to choose between a panorama and a stack of images. [...]
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Adobe Photoshop CS4
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Old Behaviors in the New Curves Dialog
Curves, long the backbone of image adjustment, continue to grow both more powerful and easier to use. In CS4, the [...]
Presets, Presets, Presets
In addition to freeing the power of adjustment layers from a static, modal dialog (via the Adjustments panel), CS4 now [...]
3D: Auto-Hide Layers for Better Performance
To greatly improve performance while interacting with 3D objects, you can turn on Auto-hide Layers for Performance in the 3D [...]
3D: Finding Paintable Areas
Photoshop uses a project-based painting model which means that 3D objects need to be positioned parallel to the screen so [...]
Converting a Layer to a 3D Postcard
Besides smart objects, Photoshop Extended offers another way to apply perspective transforms nondestructively: Select any layer or layers, then choose [...]
Non-Destructive Perspective Transformations
Prior to CS4 you couldn’t easily apply a perspective or distort transformation to a smart object. With the new release, [...]
Clip Adjustment Layers Automatically
It’s always been possible to “clip” adjustment layers so they target a single layer instead of all the layers below [...]
Spring-Loaded Tools
In CS4, you can temporarily jump from any tool to any other tool by pressing and holding the other tool’s [...]
Birds-Eye View (A.K.A. Bye Bye Navigator Panel)
Photoshop CS4 leverages the power of your graphics card (GPU) to enable fast, smooth panning, zooming, and more. If you’re [...]
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