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”Amazing Direct Note Access is Photoshop For Music
Charlie over at DVICE is a musician, so if he says this Direct Note Access is miraculous, we definitely believe him. Think of this software suite as Photoshop, but for music—able to change any note to any other note even if it's buried inside chords or other instruments playing simultaneously. Up until now, you could only change the entire chord, not individual notes, which would affect the general feel of the tune. But as you can see above in the video, DNA gives people much more control. [Celemony via Technology Review via Daily Swarm via DVICE]Photoshop Contest: Is Steve Jobs Good or Evil?
Adobe Relinquishes Ownership of Photos Uploaded to Photoshop Express
So, one of the big sniggles about Photoshop Express, Adobe's free online photo tweaker and sorta-kinda Flickr clone, is that using the service basically gave full control of your photos to Adobe. No more! They just emailed us that as of April 10, they're only claiming "those limited rights that allow us to operate the service" and they don't "claim ownership of your content and won't sell your images." Score one for internet rights and your mom's Photoshop dalliances. [PS Express Terms of Use]Adobe Photoshop Express Now Live: Free Online Photoshop for Everyone
Photoshop Elements 6 for Mac Ships Today
Photoshop Elements' return to the Mac is complete today. Adobe officially ships the $90 program—$70 if you're upgrading from a previous Elements—running on Mac OS 10.4.8 and 10.5. [Adobe]
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Adobe Brings Back Photoshop Elements for Mac
The good news: the promise that Photoshop Elements would come back to Mac (after skipping version 5) has been kept—just in time for Macworld 2008, a $90 version of the Intel-native PSE is up for pre-order. I use Adobe Photoshop CS3 these days, but couldn't be happier about this. Remember that trick I told you about, where you take two group photos and select the bits you like from both to get one really good shot? PSE only. And how about batch editing? Pop quiz: Which app is easier to use if you're resizing and tweaking brightness on 12 image files? Yep, the cheap one. The link will give you the goods on the new PSE, which is careful not to go after iPhoto on the organizational side. Now, Adobe, it's time to get crackin' on Premiere Elements for the Mac. Or can't you do any better than Final Cut Express 4? [Adobe]TwoDaLoo, For Couples Who Share Everything
It's too far away from April Fools' Day for this to be a joke, so we'll just tell it to you straight: The TwoDaLoo is called a "supertoilet," created to "save rocky marriages and the planet." Not fancy enough for you? Get it with a 7-inch LCD TV and an iPod docking station, so you won't have to look at each other while you pinch a loaf. Hey, wait a minute. Haven't we seen this somewhere before? We have video:
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Amazing 'Paintball Office' Photo Created Using Planning, Photoshop, and Magic
Thanksgiving Photoshop Contest Gallery of Champions
Apple Tablet Photoshop Contest
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Apple Tablet Photoshop Contest
Following in the footsteps of our own master Photoshopper and his Apple Tablet concept, we want you, our readers, to give it a shot as well. Submit your Photoshopped concepts for a possible Apple Tablet and what you think/want it to look like. More »
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Adobe Tinkering With 3D Image Manipulation Using Camera and Software [UPDATED With Video]
Adobe has figured out a way to give you control over depth in a photograph without having to do a lot of tedious selection tricks. Starting with this 3D lens that looks a bit like an insect's compound eye, it can shoot 19 images from slightly different angles. Once you get all those various images into a PC, Adobe's software magic goes to work, determining where objects are located in the scene and then allowing you to address those objects according to their depth. Take the jump to see a video demo by Dave Story, Adobe's Vice President of Interactive Design. More »Bill Gates (Degraded) Throughout History Photoshop Gallery of Glory
Yet again I've stupidly called down the fire of Giz readers' Photoshopping, uh, abilities, this time asking you to Photoshop Bill Gates throughout history. A lot of you seemed to miss the whole history part of it, and while a few less-than-historical images slipped through, I tried to only choose ones that followed the rules. Also, if yours didn't make it in, chances are good that it involved Hitler, JFK, or the Yalta conference, as 75% of the entries had one of those things in it. Overall, it's yet another example of the warped minds of our readers, and I couldn't be prouder. You're all winners! Be sure to click through to the full gallery, as there are a lot more than are shown on the main page.
Photoshop Contest Time! Insert Bill Gates Throughout History.
Adobe Photoshop for iPhone Is as Stupid as It Sounds
Not the best use for an iPhone SDK but, for some reason, we find this funny. Beware, installing Adobe Photoshop in your iPhone will void your warranty, aspazzarently. [YouTube]





