After 2 years from launch Photoshop CS5, Adobe has released the first beta version of Photoshop CS6 with 65 new features are taken from the feedback from users.
New features in the CS6 can be told to include a new crop tool, expanded video editing options, auto-recovery and the ability to search for specific classes. The Illustrator fans will also find a new vector tools in CS6.
Additionally, Camera Raw 7.0 plug-in (supporting the ability to edit the exposure, contrast, ...) will also be equipped with a new tuning algorithm. Not only that, the new version also supports auto-save files in the background while users can still work with other features. To put it briefly, the beta version contains a full list of features that users expect in the official version to come out.
In addition, Adobe has made some improvements to existing features. For example, Liquify tool brush to provide a larger size, support work in real time and users can find the effect to work in real time.
Adobe also added two enhancements for Content-Aware Fill feature which first appeared in version CS5, including the ability to move objects to another part of the image and the ability to insert a content taken from a different image on the object to edit.
Adobe said the new version has been overhauled user interface based on a dark background by default are generally cleaner with icons and menus. Even installing the application process has been overhauled in which users will have to login with your Adobe ID account before you can install the software. Although there is support solution for users not equipped with Internet connection, but with Adobe ID, the user will get a lot of benefit in the long-term use.
One thing that is constant selling price, ie Photoshop CS6 will still be sold for $ 699 USD for the base, while users will have to spend 999 USD for an extended version. The beta version is being provided free of charge for users under 2 English and Japanese.
Beta Adobe Photoshop CS6.
New features in the CS6 can be told to include a new crop tool, expanded video editing options, auto-recovery and the ability to search for specific classes. The Illustrator fans will also find a new vector tools in CS6.
Additionally, Camera Raw 7.0 plug-in (supporting the ability to edit the exposure, contrast, ...) will also be equipped with a new tuning algorithm. Not only that, the new version also supports auto-save files in the background while users can still work with other features. To put it briefly, the beta version contains a full list of features that users expect in the official version to come out.
In addition, Adobe has made some improvements to existing features. For example, Liquify tool brush to provide a larger size, support work in real time and users can find the effect to work in real time.
Adobe also added two enhancements for Content-Aware Fill feature which first appeared in version CS5, including the ability to move objects to another part of the image and the ability to insert a content taken from a different image on the object to edit.
Adobe said the new version has been overhauled user interface based on a dark background by default are generally cleaner with icons and menus. Even installing the application process has been overhauled in which users will have to login with your Adobe ID account before you can install the software. Although there is support solution for users not equipped with Internet connection, but with Adobe ID, the user will get a lot of benefit in the long-term use.
One thing that is constant selling price, ie Photoshop CS6 will still be sold for $ 699 USD for the base, while users will have to spend 999 USD for an extended version. The beta version is being provided free of charge for users under 2 English and Japanese.
