Photoshop CS6 Beta With 65 User-Feedback Inspired Features Unveiled by Adobe

After two years, Adobe unveiled the new beta version of Photoshop, Photoshop CS6 on March 21, 2012. It shouldn't come as a surprise that the company's engineers have been toiling away behind the scenes on a major update. The outfit's clearly ready to start showing off the fruits of its labor, though, as it just unveiled the beta version of CS6. As per adoble’s news, the new version added 65 user-feedback-inspired features, including a new crop tool, expanded video editing options, auto recovery and the ability to search for specific layers. Fans of the dotted lines in Illustrator now get the same vector tools in Photoshop. Additionally, every slider for the Camera Raw 7.0 plug-in (exposure, contrast, etc.) has a freshly tweaked algorithm. And for anyone who's ever looked on helplessly as Photoshop locked itself up during a long file save, projects can now save in the background while you work on other things. 

New Features

Brushes
HUD brush resize and hardness can now change opacity, Increase brush size to 5000px and more…

Eyedropper 
Show the sample size popup for the various eyedropper tools, Add ignore adjustment layers options bar item for the eyedropper and more…

File formats 
Read common stereo image pair formats (JPS, PNS) Allow for more bit depths in TIFF files, BIGTIFF format and more…

Grammar
Policed throughout app, Use consistent grammar style in the title of dialog windows and more…

Layers
Add a contextual menu item that deletes a layer effect not just disables it, Add dither options to Layer Styles for Gradient Overlay and Gradient Stroke, Allow 00 or Shift 00 to work when setting layer/fill opacity (previously no way to get 0%) and more…

Liquify
Resize Liquify brush with shortcuts, Increase maximum Liquify brush size Add option to load last mesh and more…

Useful Websites -A Designer Must Bookmark

You can find all types of Resources from these sites

http://www.bluevertigo.com.ar

The must have bookmark of all stock resources on the net.

http://www.iconfinder.com

Self explanitory.

http://www.colourlovers.com

Find, create and exchange your pallets of favourite colors.

http://www.sxc.hu

My favourite stock site, you may notice I use this site for most of my images on this site.

http://www.heroturko.me

 Download All You Want!!!

http://www.gfxtra.com/

Graphics GFX Sources More Than You Need!!!

Download  Free Fonts

http://www.dafont.com

Free fonts for your customized layouts

http://www2.wind.ne.jp/maniackers/designfont.html

A lot of inspiration can be found here along with a lot of free resources. Bit hard to navigate though.

Show Cases:

Command Shift 3

Have you heard of hot or not? This is like that but for web designs, you choose the best website of 2. Great for inspiration.

Showcase Point

Showcases Flash & CSS sites with several options of sorting.

Zeniltuo

Large database of all the inspiration sites out there.

The FWA

Mainly shows off flash websites but is always of high quality. Great inspiration here.

CSS Mania

Another showcase site.

CSS Remix

A very good gallery of CSS websites.

Best Web Gallery

A very good selection of designs.

ScreenFluent

A very good selection of Web designs.

W3C Sites

Excellent selection of valid W3C sites.

CSS Beauty

A good gallery and it also has very interesting articles on the development of websites with news.

Edu Style

The schools and universities have also right to a gallery css, this one is particularly remarkable.

Sell Your Photos Online in an Easy Way!!!

Photographers have a growing number of options when it comes to selling photos. Stock photography sites aren’t the only option. Many different companies have developed ways to help photographers sell their work online through their own website, and many of these options allow for the sale of both digital (downloadable) files as well as prints. Some of them even handle the printing and fulfillment for you, if that is what you’re looking for.

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