Content-Aware Fill - Coming soon to Photoshop...

[sargey]

.... WOW!

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[Maxdicapua]

Saw this earlier it's going to save soooooooo much time!

 

[Ian]

That is frickin' awesome. Cheating, but awesome. Is that even real?

 

[Andy.]

Very clever!

 

[Revels]

It's very clever but it is taking any skill away from the editing.

Press a few buttons and it's totally transformed.

 

[dunganick]

If they add this to lightroom i might even consider paying for it!

 

[guysy]

Pretty amazing and very usefull stuff !

 

[Biffarino]

wait until you see it on a monitor and not compressed youtube video before you all start touching yourselves.

 

[Justin]

Thats totally amazing. Specially the last one!

 

[Jungle_Jim]

is this only on cs4/cs5 or will the be releasing it as a plug in to work with cs3

 

[meady100]

This looks pretty cool. Reserving my judgement on it though until I see it though. Nearly wet my knickers when I first saw content aware scale, and in practice that rarely worked as well as the CS4 demos suggested it would!

 

[Leeds_VTO]

wow

 

[RyanD]

Thats awsome.

Spend more time playing with a camera than a PC

 

[Gaz.]

If it works as good as that then it'll be useful for big batches and such.

 

[Ribena]

what the hell! that's awesome but creating something out of nothing with a few clicks seems too good to be true.

 

[capturedbyjames]

as mentioned above. really interested to see what this looks like on a monitor, rather than compressed video...!

Imagine it would c**k up things like city skylines and faces/people...!

 

[dk]

That looks too good to be true, how on earth does it know how to finish the picture off on the last one

 

[ukaskew]

It's very clever but it is taking any skill away from the editing.

Press a few buttons and it's totally transformed.

It's only making an existing job quicker though.

For example, I took a photo yesterday and realised after that I had a power line in it, I removed it manually (took ages), no serious skill involved, just cloning until it looked good. It was a boring, laborious process, something like that shown in the vid is just making a task I was going to do anyway a lot quicker.

Ultimately, I could have taken more care over the original shot and removed it at source (but that's another argument entirely!)