Adobe Photoshop CS4 to be faster, with content-aware resizing

Remember content-aware image resizing (the image resizing software that incorporates “seam-carving” in order to resize a photo without losing important parts of the image)? Well, according to Webmonkey, the latest version of Adobe Photoshop CS4, to be announced tomorrow, will have this feature built-in! Until then, you can play around with this early web version of the same resizing technique.
This is exciting news! Now all Adobe has to do is get rid of that ugly Photoshop logo.
The next release of Photoshop will also offer lots of performance refinements, most noticeably in the speed of the application (I previously wrote about how I thoguth CS3 was really fast). Thanks for the tip, Jared!
- New Adobe Photoshop logo looks stupid; is stupid
- Adobe Photoshop CS3
- Adobe Creative Suite 4 (CS4) will be announced September 23
- Try content-aware image resizing for yourself!
- Adobe Photoshop CS4 is codenamed “Stonehenge”