Photoshop CS6 tutorial showing how to make an awesome, splatter effect of a figure. This effect looks especially great for anyone photographed in action, such as a musician or athlete.

You can open 70 different video formats in Photoshop CS6 and add layers–er, tracks–trim, add basic video and audio transitions, apply effects and the like, and then export the result as a ...

Photoshop CS6's multitude of new technical and artistic features makes this version worth waiting for. ... Liquify, and Lighting Effects. And if Photoshop CS6 crashes, don’t panic: ...

Precise tilt shift, lens, and blur effects have never been that easy to do in earlier versions of Photoshop, but tutorials and action packs made it possible. CS6 changes that with new blur tools ...

While we've seen Photoshop actions that provide these effects, and you can even make your own, if you've got Photoshop CS6 you have a built-in tool that's far more flexible: Color Lookup.

After last month's public beta of Adobe Photoshop CS6, ... (changes and effects are immediately applied and appear without delay in real time), there's better raw image processing, ...

Advances in content-aware technology, cropping, blurs, and Camera Raw are just some of the new features found in the newly released beta version of Photoshop CS6.

Photoshop CS6 Beta Now Available on Adobe Labs First Major Release Since April 2010 Packed with New Features and Huge Performance Enhancements ... Transform and Lighting Effects; ...

CS6 now sports a dark UI by default, similar to many other Adobe apps like After Effects. There are four different modes to select from, with the lightest being the old default.