Adobe releases public beta of Photoshop CS6

by Kenny Hemphill on March 23, 2012

Adobe has made available a public beta of Photoshop CS6, which can be downloaded from Adobe Labs.

Among the new features are a Content-Aware Patch which allows you to ‘choose the sample area you want to use to create your patch, and then watch Content-Aware Patch magically blend pixels for a stunning result,’ according to Adobe.

The new Mercury Graphics Engine which provides ‘near-instant results when you edit with key tools such as Liquify, Puppet Warp, and Crop’ by using the GPU for hardware acceleration. And the redesigned interface as an Aperture-like dark background.

The beta includes all the features from Photoshop CS6 Extended and needs an Adobe ID. A tour of the new features will appear in MacUser Vol 28 No 7, on sale 30 March.

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  • http://twitter.com/Technosphere David Jefferis

    A major glitch with my copy is the non-operational brush tool. 

    The doom-grey interface is positively funereal, too. 

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