Photoshop CS4 m379 released

[SQ1]

Anybody have Windows screenshots?

[Aperture]

It's the same, SQ1 :)

[.Neo]

It's optional

=D

Are the custom mix/max/close buttons as well?

I honestly don't see why they had to add those. They're completely pointless when the scroll bars, checkboxes etc. are still default bright blue Aqua. Next to that there's a Graphite option in System Preferences.

[Aperture]

Are the custom mix/max/close buttons as well?

I honestly don't see why they had to add those. They're completely pointless when the scroll bars, checkboxes etc. are still default bright blue Aqua. Next to that there's a Graphite option in System Preferences.

They did it to make the interface as neutral in colour as possible. I understand the scroll bars and checkboxes are not the same, I submitted a bug report concerning that - should be fixed by final release, or resolved in some way.

[Minifig]

They should drop the Aqua drop-down menus.

I'd kinda like buttons for all the features like filters and what not..

Just have one simple drop down menu:

File:

Open, Save, Save as, Quit.

[.Neo]

They did it to make the interface as neutral in colour as possible. I understand the scroll bars and checkboxes are not the same, I submitted a bug report concerning that - should be fixed by final release, or resolved in some way.

The Graphite setting does a fine job at that. The Adobe buttons look awful.

[Aperture]

m.410 released. Updated feature list and improvements listed soon...

[Aperture]

Build 420 released just now.

Load times are fantastic!

[Aperture]

With Flash Panel (kuler) on the far right.

[giga Veteran]

YES. Standard window controls with the dot is back!

[gigapixels Veteran]

Flash panels? I love kuler! That's so awesome that they're letting things like that be integrated.

[Aperture]

You mean the little asterisks that shows whether it's been saved since last edited?

That's been back now since m.420 I believe. Was hugelyyyyy saught after in the prerelease forums

[giga Veteran]

The close/min/max dot:

[Aperture]

Oh, gotcha.

For the photographers, you'll like this

Adobe Confidential

Blitpipe?Build 379

If you have more that 256 MB VRAM on a supported GPU (for a list, see the M3 OpenGL notes below), you will get

the benefit of the blitpipe in the latest drop of Stonehenge (379):

Direct to Screen?With OpenGL turned ON and blitpipe active, you will get Direct to Screen 3D. This greatly

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improves 3D performance when rotating and viewing 3D models.

32-bit HDR Tone Mapping?Adjusting the exposure slider for 32-bit images is extremely fast.

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Faster Video playback performance

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Transparency checker board is drawn via GPU. With OpenGL ON, this will stop the checker board from changing

Stonehenge Build 410 New Feature Notes 8

size as you zoom.

[giga Veteran]

People actually save in 32-bit? A bit excessive :p

[sanctified Veteran]

So that means that my macbook pro will not see these benefits :(

[Aperture]

People actually save in 32-bit? A bit excessive :p

Unprocessed HDR's from raw are 32bit. You can convert to 16 or 8 bit afterwards. Just allows for non destructive editing. And now faster.

[sundayx Veteran]

Emo shower?

[iigloo]

That fat titlebar looks rather awkward, otherwise it looks okay, GUI wise.

[Aperture]

That fat titlebar looks rather awkward, otherwise it looks okay, GUI wise.

[giga Veteran]

Is it still too late to submit bug reports? If you notice the combo boxes (the layers palette), they've squished the arrow which isn't standard.

Correct:

[osirisX]

YES. Standard window controls with the dot is back!

**** yeah! Thank God Adobe came to their senses.

[Badie05]

Any CUDA Support in the Beta??

[Aperture]

*PShopTest2.2 - 20 History States*

CS3: 178.48 secs

CS4 x86: 93.47 secs

CS4 x64: 39.78 secs

Is it still too late to submit bug reports? If you notice the combo boxes (the layers palette), they've squished the arrow which isn't standard.

Correct:

Good catch, Submitted.

[._.Andy._.]

looks great!