That's pretty impressive!
Adobe Photoshop CS5 - finally a worthy upgrade?
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April fools until proven otherwise

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This exist on Gimp for free!
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CS3 is really better than CS4?
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Erm... yes.
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Clay Davis is the sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet.

ON-TOPIC: Imagine if this demonstration was running through CUDA. That would be a major kick in the balls for ATI users.

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CS4 is fine, tabs are great. Just don't run it on your netbook.
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Quote from Pericolos0
best thing about CS5 is that it wil finally have brushes that can smudge as well.. great for painting! Been waiting on this feature for years =).
Let's just hope it can actually be used without killing your CPU (current smudge tool is bad as hell)
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But wait, you can select different brushes for smudging in CS4 iirc.
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Quote from Pericolos0
I'm talking about painting and smudging at the same time!! Kinda like the oil paint brushes in painter, or the opencanvas brush =).T-bone, it's just the default settings that make smudge slow, if you turn off smoothing and set brush spacing a bit further apart it runs pretty fast (and still looks the same)
just tried that, still runs like crap
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Quote from Pericolos0
I'm talking about painting and smudging at the same time!! Kinda like the oil paint brushes in painter, or the opencanvas brush =).T-bone, it's just the default settings that make smudge slow, if you turn off smoothing and set brush spacing a bit further apart it runs pretty fast (and still looks the same)
Ohhh, right! Yeah, love the brush in open canvas. That's good news then.
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Why don't you use painter for painting, it kicks photoshops ass.
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About time that PS implements this, the technology has been there for years. As previous links in this thread clearly shows.
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I don't understand, I loved painter from the first moment I laid my eyes on it. Everything works just the way it works IRL, it's immediately familiar and logical how you should go about doing stuff.
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i think by now people have grown accustomed to the photoshop interface and general tools, and that plays a large role in picking your software preference.
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Either that's entirely fake, or I have actually for the first time experienced what "jaw dropping" feels like. This algorithm is absolutely stunning.
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