Opportunists choose Photoshop cut-and-paste over honeytraps

The photograph usually arrives as an email attachment or the old-fashioned way, in an envelope with no return address. It is rarely a pretty picture. Often the image captures a well-fed, middle-aged bureaucrat engaged in a sordid encounter with a woman …
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Adobe Creative Cloud apps now ready to download, including improved

Last month, Adobe dropped a bombshell on users of its Creative Suite apps: going forward, all of its apps under the umbrella, from Photoshop and Illustrator to Dreamweaver and After Effects, would fall under the umbrella of Creative Cloud, its monthly ...
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Photographer Gives Greek Sculptures a Hipster Makeover Using Photoshop

The term “hipster” is only decades old (at most) and has only become widely used over the past half decade, but what if the concept had existed in days of old? That's the idea behind photographer Leo Caillard's project, “Hipster in Stone.” Combining ...
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PetaPixel

Piccure is a Photoshop Plug-In for Photographers With Shaky Hands

Blurry photographs–we all know them. We've all had them occur to us one time or another. And while we probably all agree that in theory they shouldn't happen–because you're either using a tripod or choosing a shutter speed that is fast enough to ...
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The Phoblographer (blog)

Adobe Creative Cloud apps now available; Photoshop CC includes new features

In line with their move towards a subscription-only application offering, Adobe has unveiled the new suite of apps it announced in May. Available immediately, Creative Cloud members can download the new applications via the Adobe Application Manager.
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Getting started with Photoshop Express for Windows 8

Adobe's Photoshop Express is a basic photo-editing app for your mobile device. With Photoshop Express, you can correct photo properties like contrast, exposure, and white balance, or use the autofix feature to let Photoshop try to fix everything for you.
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