Photo correction and photo manipulation will at some point include straightening, cropping, and filling. Cropping means removing parts of the image and filling includes adding content to parts that ...

When Adobe released Photoshop CS6, it enhanced the software to run faster, cut video and be more intuitive for advanced and novice users alike. The content-aware tools, which the company had teased ...

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Making an object in a photo disappear is a time-consuming task in Photoshop but the photo editing software will soon have a more effective tool for wiping out telephone poles, trash cans, and other ...

Removing an object in a photograph is one of Photoshop’s most valuable tricks, but it often requires a bit of finesse and a lot of time to master. To make it less ...

Adobe has announced, for the second time in its history, a free public beta of Photoshop. Photoshop CS6 will be available to try for the next few months as Adobe readies its Creative Suite of ...

Bryan O’Neil Hughes, one of the product managers of Adobe’s Photoshop, let loose with a video that’s tearing up the internet today, making nerds nationwide thrilled about the possibilities of even ...

Adobe on Tuesday released a set of substantial updates to its Creative Cloud family of products and services, including tight Adobe Stock integration and advanced technologies like facial recognition ...

Adobe's next Photoshop release will give users more control over the Content-Aware Fill feature. If you've used the tool, you know that it lets you remove objects from a photo -- like people, signs or ...

I've always assumed that Photoshop uses some kind of alien technology to pull off the content-filling tricks that it's best known for. But to get this new feature working, someone at Adobe definitely ...

When it comes to removing objects in your pictures, nothing (yet) beats the power of Adobe Photoshop CC. If you’ve got plenty of background pixels surrounding the thing you want to zap, you can ...

Have you ever found an element in your photos that you'd rather not be there? Maybe there's a big horsefly buzzing around your head at your graduation? Maybe Cousin Greg snuck into the wedding ...