Nathan

Computers, Technology

Editing images can sometimes be a very daunting task, especially if there are minute details to be taken cared of. We often use the rubber stamp or paint brush our way towards a more coherent and seamless integration of different elements. With the content-aware fill in the coming Adobe CS5, hopefully it will be a whole lot easier.

It’s coming out on April 12, 2010, a few more days from now. Can’t wait to get my hands on CS5!

The video below shows some examples on how the amazing content-aware fill works:

Here’s another one:

It’s a pretty great addition to the features. Designing should be a little bit easier with this tool. The algorithm is great. I just hope it doesn’t add too much more space.

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