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Installing the original Creative Suite in 2011.
I often mention to friends that my favorite version of Photoshop was probably 7. It had pretty much everything I needed and nothing I didn’t. Here I am finding myself installing the original Adobe Creative Suite on my daughter’s iMac so she can use it. It’s sad that none of the current offerings (Photoshop Elements, Pixelmator, etc.) really worked for what she was looking for and I realized that digging into my old installers was the way to go. Plus what great nostalgia as I watch the old installer splashscreens go by.
I use Adobe Web Premium CS5 now at work everyday. But if you asked me the standout features that made it worthwhile to upgrade, I couldn’t really tell you. I know one version was that they added the ability to hit the Delete key to delete a layer in Photoshop. That was my favorite feature for one of them. 
So watching as this installer loads up and seeing that Photoshop still has it’s own browser instead of the abysmal Bridge, I may have to change my opinion that Photoshop CS was my favorite. We’ll see.

Installing the original Creative Suite in 2011.

I often mention to friends that my favorite version of Photoshop was probably 7. It had pretty much everything I needed and nothing I didn’t. Here I am finding myself installing the original Adobe Creative Suite on my daughter’s iMac so she can use it. It’s sad that none of the current offerings (Photoshop Elements, Pixelmator, etc.) really worked for what she was looking for and I realized that digging into my old installers was the way to go. Plus what great nostalgia as I watch the old installer splashscreens go by.

I use Adobe Web Premium CS5 now at work everyday. But if you asked me the standout features that made it worthwhile to upgrade, I couldn’t really tell you. I know one version was that they added the ability to hit the Delete key to delete a layer in Photoshop. That was my favorite feature for one of them. 

So watching as this installer loads up and seeing that Photoshop still has it’s own browser instead of the abysmal Bridge, I may have to change my opinion that Photoshop CS was my favorite. We’ll see.

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Wrong! The problem with Global Lighting starts when you are working as part of a team and your PSD’s are coded or worked on by a different member of this team. That person may have their default Global Lighting set to something different, or better yet, they mistakenly (or not) change it.

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Photoshop Image repair tricks using the Healing Brush and Clone Source panel (by askbrianwood)

(via @jnack)

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iOS Fabric Texture Tutorial

I attempted this myself last year with mixed results. This looks like a much better technique.

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Breaking Up with Photoshop

If Fireworks had started as an Adobe app or they actually brought the good parts of Uncle ImageReady over (like the UI and PS compatibility), I’d be right there with you.

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Creating pixel-perfect text of small size in Photoshop

Great overview of how to produce the best type for displays in Photoshop (via @jnack).

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Bokeh Effect in Web Design: Examples and Tutorials

You know the effect even if you may not know the name for it. 

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Where Did Lighting Effects Go in CS5?

Last week I was searching and searching for the Lighting Effects in Photoshop CS5. I thought, “Surely, they couldn’t have taken away a crucial filter”. Well, today I decided to Google it and found where one of my favorite filters had gone. It’s been left behind in 32 bit mode world. Thanks Adobe.

Plug-ins not supported by Photoshop CS5 on Mac OS, running in 64-bit mode: 
  • Lighting Effects 
  • Extract (Use Refine Mask under the Selection menu) 
  • Variations 
  • Web Contact Sheet II (Web Photo Gallery) 
  • TWAIN support works on some scanners 
  • Video Preview 
  • Send Video Preview to Device Firewire
  • Firewire DLL 
  • Legacy Droplets

via Missing features or plug-ins | Photoshop CS5 | Mac OS

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