The painting makes more sense to me, in that the color can spread from brushes, bleed into neighboring colors, or be treated as dry paint. It makes the painting process a lot more like playing a piano.
The interface is interesting in that it lets you use all five fingers in combination to pick different tools. The most innovative of the three new touch apps is Eazel, which basically lets you paint on your iPad, then send it to Photoshop. This means you can now work in full screen without losing access to your tools.Ĭolor Lava is Adobe’s take on a color mixer, which I like quite a bit as a concept: it’s a mixer which lets you smudge colors around with your fingertips, save a swatch file and send that to Photoshop or send the current color to your foreground/background color picker.
#Photoshop creative suite 5.5 install#
In a nutshell, you use it to connect your iPad to a desktop install of Photoshop and hold your palettes and tools there. To complement that SDK, Adobe’s releasing some new iPad Apps, most directly Adobe Nav. (This brings to mind a hilarious video from the release of the iPhone). However, Photoshop gets a new Touch SDK under the hood, which allows tablet-based apps to interact with the application. This release sports no new features to Illustrator or Photoshop. For those of you still on the fence about tablets being the Next Big Thing, you can get off. This release is kinda like that, but for tablets. It also came right after they announced Photoshop CS3’s existence, the first CS app to be rewritten for Intel processors rather than PowerPC. That release came bundled with Dreamweaver and Flash, for obvious reasons, and was Adobe’s first major push into interactive content that showed they understood it in the least.
#Photoshop creative suite 5.5 upgrade#
A point upgrade from Adobe is a weird thing, and the last Creative Suite release to do that was CS 2.3, around the time they ate Macromedia. Now that the dust has begun to settle over Adobe’s new pricing model, let’s have a lookie-loo at CS 5.5’s internal changes.
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