Photoshop CS5: My Favorite Feature - Content-Aware |

Many have been asking what my favorite feature in Photoshop CS5 is. Due to the complexity of these features, the new Content-Aware features top the charts. Check them out in Photoshop CS5! Make sure to check out my other Photoshop tutorials. Links below!

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[Poochilo]

I bow my head and send my respect to the men who gave their lives to make this amazing tool for Photoshop. I can't wait to get CS5

[orey]

this saved my lifee...I was trying to figure out how to fill in the empty spaces in my panorama sequence....and as soon as I saw your video...you answered my question in less than 5 minutes...Thank you soo muchh

[berringervids]

One thing I've noticed with this feature (fill content-aware) is that it samples the stuff nearby, so if there is a flower next to your selection, it will be duplicated. A future addition to this would be to randomize the fill, or maybe a slider so that the user can pick what fill he/she wants. Used the trial. Great videos TutCast!

[jrracer]

This is down right amazing. it just doesnt make sense in anyway how it works, but when it does work it does it amazingly.

[tomson]

Hats off to the crazy programmers for CS5. This is so cool that I thought it was a prank at first. I get how hard it is and am blown away! This will save hundreds of hours doing minor touching up on digital photos for anyone who ever has wanted to get rid of some damn powerline or something.

[TRR]

Omg that is amazing what it did to that panoramic!

[raisukeuzarachi]

being a photoshop amateur myself i'm really impressed with this new feature. i really need cs5!

[ScottBuckets]

This is definitely the tool we've all been waiting for.

[Frggr]

I just can't believe in this. This is something I have dreamed for the last 7 years!! :D:D MUST HAVE CS5!!!!

[JackNorthrup]

This is fantastic. I will use the heck out of this one.

[Acmilanfan]

OMFG whoever the developer or programmer at adobe mad props to

[shariftanveer]

This is unbelievable . thankx for all this tutorial. really enjoyed all of them

[isaotop]

The panorama image was the best one, the result its awesome!

[maskedmillionaire]

wow--building roads where there are no roads. this is awesome!

[ElMikkino]

OMG that's so cool! I would seriously believe that that was not edited whatsoever, except for the first pic, but using the brush might fix that...

[LuigiBrotha]

Great video. I've used CS3 for now and it works just fine. But features like this make me want CS5. Great stuff.

[MaryTere]

@cpsparow check if the file is saved as a png or a jpg, some B&W plugins transform the file into a png, which is usually large. You can reopen the png and save it as a jpg.
Also, when saving the file, you can choose the decrease the quality and there you can see an approximate of final size.
Or you could just resize your image to 720p width or 720p height, which is the maximum allowed on FB anyways.

[BeautyQueen]

omg i can't wait for mine to arrive. i think this might be one of my favorite tools on cs5

[HowardPinsky]

@ronyx69 Yeah, ignore that. It was a last minute change. ;)

[mrmadkow]

wow it works!!!! this is now my all time favorite feature as well