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Thursday, March 1, 2012

Available for the iPad 2 Adobe Photoshop Touch


The much-anticipated application with powerful image processing capabilities

The Adobe Systems Incorporated announced at Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona, the Adobe Photoshop Touch is now available for the iPad 2 via the iTunes App Store.

To Adobe Photoshop Touch offers the basic functions of Photoshop, as well as new editing and sharing photos in a custom application for tablets.

The application is the central ingredient of Adobe Touch Apps, family of six simple applications for touch screen, inspired by the Adobe Creative Suite. The iPad versions of other Adobe Touch Apps will be available later.

The Photoshop Touch gives users the ability to combine multiple images into layered images, make substantial changes and use professional effects to create a beautiful artistic result, enhance images, paint, find ideas for the layout of images and much more.

Scribble Selection tool lets users easily extract objects in an image, simply by marking with a simple gesture that they want to keep, and then, what you want to delete.

Moreover, with the Refine Edge Technology of Photoshop, even places with soft edges that are difficult to select, can now easily be grouped when choices are being made. The Photoshop Touch also helps users to easily find pictures and share their creations through integration of Facebook and Google Image search.

In addition to Photoshop Touch, Adobe will open to traffic the following applications for touch iPad:

- Adobe Collage for moodboards,
- Adobe Debut for presentation and creative control,
- Adobe Ideas for sketching,
- Adobe Kuler ® color for the discovery of issues
- Adobe Proto for website and mobile app prototyping.

Please visit www.adobe.com / products / photoshop-touch.html for more information about Photoshop Touch. Users can contact the group via the Photoshop Touch of Facebook, Twitter, Youtube to or through the Photoshop blog. For Photoshop Touch how-to videos, please visit the website http://tv.adobe.com/show/learn-photoshop-touch/.

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