Portable Adobe Photoshop CS4 v11.0 (Stripped and Rebuilt)

Adobe® Photoshop® CS4
software provides improved access to its unrivaled power through a more
intuitive user experience, greater editing freedom, and significant
productivity enhancements.

Adobe's new Photoshop CS4 packs a ton
of fresh features and an updated interface, which alone make it a
worthy upgrade for existing users.

Of course, the added
under-the-hood elements aren't the only updates in Photoshop CS4. The
most gee-whiz update is the new context-sensitive scaling, which allows
you to resize pictures while retaining foreground objects' scale.
Usually when you rescale an image, all elements in the image resize
proportionally--and in the process, some elements warp or squash when
they shouldn't. In the example I've provided (see the images in the
gallery above), resizing with the traditional method would have made
the people in the foreground unrealistically skinny; with context-aware
scaling, the vinyl character in the back shrank, but the people
remained the same size. The feature doesn't always work perfectly--I
found that expanding the canvas size caused tiling of the background
elements--but it's still an awesome tool to have.

A new
adjustments palette (see the image in the gallery above) contains many
often-used photo enhancements that you'd usually have to dig into a
menu for. But its role is far more important than just offering
convenience: Effects initiated through this palette apply as adjustment
layers, so any edits you make are nondestructive to the original image.
If you adjust levels, for example, a levels layer appears in your
layers palette; instead of toggling a preview of your work in the
levels dialog box, you can turn the layer on and off. If you decide you
don't like the effect, you can simply trash it, and your base image is
unaffected.

A new depth-of-field tool lets you combine multiples
of the same image but in varying focus depths; the software attempts to
make everything in the shot in focus. It works very well, but you do
have to set up your shots this way, most likely by using a tripod and a
timed release.

And what would a refreshed Adobe app be without
some sort of new online component? Photoshop provides access to Kuler,
a component that other Creative Suite applications can draw on, too.
Kuler (see the gallery above) appears as a palette with many choices of
"color themes"--that is, color sets that are supposed to go together.
They're hosted online, and you can create your own themes and upload
them to Adobe's online repository. Users can rate them (on the Web
only, not from within Photoshop), and you can sort the themes in the
palette based on their popularity, newness, or randomness. It doesn't
seem like much at this point--just an indication of things to come--and
I keep wondering whether it will cause designs to all look alike, once
everyone joins the herd and uses the same themes.

Owners of
systems using OpenGL graphics cards will enjoy additional performance
enhancements. After enabling a preference setting, you can zoom with
infinite smoothness (rather than in steps) by holding down a key: If
you hold down the H key while zooming, it zips to 100 percent so you
can locate where in an image you want to work--at which point the view
zips back in to the previous magnification. Furthermore, you can hold
down a key to resize brushes on the fly, and adjust their hardness. I
found that latter function particularly time-saving when performing
such operations as cloning and healing. OpenGL rendering also
eliminates jagginess in the display of images at odd magnification
percentages. For example, if you look at an electrical line at 27
percent on a system without OpenGL rendering, the line will appear
jagged; view it at 25 percent or 50 percent, and the line will look
straight. With Photoshop CS4, the line will look straight no matter
what the magnification is, as long as your system has an
OpenGL-compatible graphics card.


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