Photo Image Editing News

iPad App Teaches Photoshop

Adobe Tutorial Player provides interactive lessons on image-editing.

Adobe Will Fix Security Holes in CS5.5 Apps

Company reverses its decision to require upgrade to CS6.

Adobe CS6 Downpour Begins

Creative Cloud plus updated apps lead the way.

Go Public with Photoshop CS6 Beta

Photoshop team to select images for Facebook

Use the Photoshop CS6 Beta and Get Noticed

Selected images to appear on official Photoshop Facebook page

Photoshop CS6 Beta Ready for Download

Preview new version of Photoshop for free.

One-click Depth of Field in Photoshop CS6

Sneak Peek #6 shows new Iris Blur Feature

Glamour Magazine Limits Photoshop Use

When does image retouching go too far?

Lightroom 4 Ships with Lower Price

"800 tweaks" include stronger image editing, better workflow, rich video tools

Is Samsung Aiming for Wacom?

New tablet computer comes with pressure-sensitive stylus and Photoshop Touch

OnOne Launches Software Marketplace for Photographers

Online service provides downloadable templates, textures, and presets.

Another Adobe Photoshop Preview: The "Just Do It" Project

A new Photoshop CS6 video shows features that fulfill user requests.

Adobe Slashes Prices on Web and Production Suites, Lightroom

Discounts for CS5.5 upgrades extended after reversal of upgrade policy

New Video of Photoshop CS6 Shows Content-Aware Image Editing

Sneak Peek #4 from Adobe reveals how to seamlessly move or replace objects.

Take a Peek at Photoshop's Near Future

Photoshop's senior product manager, Bryan O'Neil Hughes, gives you a glimpse into Photoshop CS6 in this sneak peek video.

Exposure 4 from Alien Skin Is Faster, Easier

The upcoming version of this Photoshop plug-in that simulates the look of traditional film has been revved up and redesigned. It will be available for sale next month.

Create iPhone Cinemagraphs

Kinotopic is an iPhone app that helps you make the popular animated GIFs called cinemagraphs out of video filmed on your phone.

Corel's AfterShot Pro Seeks to Lure Lightroom and Aperture Users

If you're looking for an alternative to photo management and non-destructive editing that products such as Adobe's Lightroom offer. The software, available for Mac and Linux as well as Windows, will cost $99 or $79 for existing Bibble 5, PaintShop Pro X2, Lightroom or Aperture customers.

What You'll Find in Lightroom 4

The beta version of Adobe's Lightroom 4 imaging software is now available as a free download. Here are some of the new tools you can experiment with.

Easy HDR Photo Software Debuts

Oloneo says that its HDRengine is affordable and easy to use yet still packs the punch of pro-level software.