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http://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/photo...CS2_tryout.zip
There's some nifty new features here...
Oh yeah - it officially shipped today.
There's some nifty new features here...
Oh yeah - it officially shipped today.
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Vanishing point going to come in handy ... -
For those also messing around with creating HDRs, they've included a tool to fix chromatic aberrations (edge distortions caused by the lens.) You can now also open and save out HDRs (including making gamma conversions and adjusting contrasts via sliders!) It even remembers HDR previews with the new browsing engine.
The other thing I find worth noting is that there's 64-bit support with an increase of memory up to 3.5 gigs.Comment
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Where did you read about the chromatic aberration correction? I would really like to read this and do you know if it only works in HDR mode?
--JonComment
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Just do a search for "chromatic abberation cs2". As to working with the camera correction 'filter' in 32 bit with a preexisting assembled hdr- I dont know. Perhaps you have to do this prior to a compile. You can also assemble hdrs too with the new PS.Comment
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For any others interested...
http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/pho...2morenew_2.htm
So I was wondering if it required HDR information to fix the chromatic abberation problem but apparently not.
Thanks,
--JonComment
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Just tried messing around with the correction filter (under distort) - looks like you need to work with camera raw files and correct the abberation/lens distortion there - then compile them into a HDRI via PS.
From there, you can tweak the gamma (which is quite a beautiful thing to watch) then dump it into HDRshop to convert it to different mapping types.Comment
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Hey, thanks man
I haven't had a chance to dl the demo yet but will be ASAP.
--JonComment
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