Adobe shows off new Content Aware tool option in Photoshop CS5

By on Mar 24, 2010 at 2:26 PM
Software March 24, 2010

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In a five minute demonstration video posted to YouTube, Adobe shows off a new jaw-dropping tool option designed to make fixing imperfections in photographs drop dead easy. This new “Content Aware” fill technique is dispersed amongst multiple tools including the lasso, magic wand, and the spot healing brush and can be used to seamlessly remove background objects literally with a single click. Watch the video after the jump and prepare yourself to be blown away by what you see.

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  • Andy

    Awesome, simply amazing results, this is a giant step for photo porcessing software, I bet their sales will double simply because of this new tool.

  • ADog

    Great googly moogly…

  • hammernman

    It’s like “AutoTune” for photos!

  • zerokul175

    i am speechless… best tool ever, im a graphic designer and i know this will help a lot in future projects..
    kudos

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  • kmansel

    Um, this is just amazing. I can’t imagine how much programming/design/architecture this tool took.

  • http://www.debomedia.com debo7debo

    Wow. That was amazing. My mouth was open for most of the video. OMG. I will have to upgrade when this comes out. This should cut editing time dramatically.

  • sirpaul

    Brilliant.

  • http://www.ArtisticAutonomy.com aQuib

    that is gangsta!

  • Matt

    Some even better examples of this awesome content-aware feature:

    So amazing!

  • Nemes Ioan Sorin

    http://linuxers.org/article/adobes-content-aware-fill-huh-gimp-already-had-it-years

    Need to say that Liquid Rescale and Colorize (from gray tones or BW to realistic colored images) was in GIMP long before Photoshop ?

    Ah, sorry it’s about innovations here and I forget that.

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