They can also be designated as vertical or horizontal lines in addition to being straight lines. As soon as you let go of the mouse, the curves snap to attention. Keep in mind that the constraint lines that are curved while drawing are done totally by the AWA filter since it knows the lens geometry.
I truly like this filter! Look at the series of screen captures that show the progress. Yes, there was a lens correction filter, which is still there, but AWA is much simpler and more intuitive to use. If you take architectural, cityscape, or any other kind of photographs with wide-angle lenses, the AWA filter will save tons of time. This tool is worth the price of an upgrade for me. My favorite among the batch is the Adaptive Wide-Angle filter which can correct complex distortions stemming from the lens and perspective geometries. The selected skin was blotchy and non-skin-colored areas were included in the selection as well.
Despite my good efforts, that potentially cool tool did not work well for me. There is a skin selection option under the “Select/Color Range” option. In addition to improving the old tools, Adobe added a few new ones. That will be a much-appreciated function after the first power failure! Cool Tools
Photoshop saves your work at predetermined intervals, and in case of a system failure, you can retrieve your work mostly intact. Another welcome feature is the autosave feature. On large or small images, Liquify works in real-time. You will also find a major speed and functional improvement on tools like Liquify. Some work is done in the background, like saving a file, while you continue working. Photoshop CS6 is a good deal faster than the earlier versions. If a content-aware tool does not seem to work, the solution is to apply the tool to smaller areas at a time to complete the job at hand. They work with equal ease and with some frustrations at times. Now, there are a couple of additions to the content-aware suite, content-aware patch and content-aware move tools take their place next to others in the collection. Photoshop CS5 brought the content-aware fill and spot healing tools, which most users loved.
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