Adobe Releases Photoshop CS2 Free

Techspot ^ | January 10, 2013 | Techspot

[Jed Eckert]

Adobe has released this legacy version of the ever popular Photoshop as freeware. Download and enjoy.

Windows Serial number: 1045-1412-5685-1654-6343-1431
Mac OS X Serial number: 1045-0410-5403-3188-5429-0639

The Power to Create the Extraordinary

• Adobe Bridge— The next-generation File Browser for Photoshop CS2.
• Vanishing Point— Groundbreaking ability to clone, paint and transform in the perspective of your images.
• Image Warp— Warp any object, with customizable presets and adjustable control points.
• Noise Reduction— Advanced correction of noise created in high-ISO shooting, plus JPEG artifact reduction.
• 32-bit HDR— Create and edit 32-bit, High Dynamic Range images, for the widest range and richest detail.
• Spot Healing Brush— Fast, efficient one-click retouching of dust, scratches and other image flaws.
• One-Click Red Eye Correction— Instantly eradicate this common photo flaw.
• Optical Lens Correction— Correct common lens issues like barrel and pincushion distortion.
• Animation— Easily create animated Web graphics directly in Photoshop CS2.
• Smart Sharpen— Intelligently counteract common photo blurring with advanced control.
• Shadow/Highlight— Simple discrete adjustment of shadows and highlights, now also for CMYK images.
• Enhanced 16-bit Editing— Additional filters, such as Liquify, are now available for use in 16-bit images.

Creation Acceleration

• Smart Objects— Non-destructive editing and transformations, including Illustrator CS2 integration.
• Multiple Layer Control with Smart Guides— Faster, more intuitive editing without using the Layers palette.
• Multi-Image Camera Raw— Process multiple raw images while you continue to work in Photoshop CS2.
• Video Preview— Send an instant preview of video-destined images to an external monitor.
• WYSIWYG Font menus— Preview typefaces visually, right in the Font menu.
• Printing Enhancements— New options enable more efficient, consistent print output.
• All-New PDF Engine— Comprehensive, customizable presets and PDF 1.6/Acrobat 7.0 compatibility.
• Enhanced Memory Use— Devote more than 2 GB of RAM to Photoshop CS2 for optimum performance.
• Powerful Design Process Management— Easier versioning & collaboration with the new Adobe Version Cue®.
• Integrated Adobe Online Services— Access and download professional Adobe Stock Photos and share and print online with Adobe Photoshop Services.

Adaptability — Making Photoshop CS2 Your Own

• Menu Customization— Workflow-based presets and custom-defined menu sets, with color-keyed commands.
• Enhanced Automation— New actions and scripts facilitating batch image processing and film & video production.
• Variables— Streamline creation of repetitive graphics using imported spreadsheet data.
• Event-Based Scripting— Expand your efficiency with commands triggered at specific points in your workflow

[Bob]

I agree completely. Adobe should have made it perfectly clear on their own site.

[RedWhiteBlue]

Bump for later

[Balding_Eagle]

BTTT

[JoeProBono]

[freedomlover]

I hope you all don’t mind that I plucked your name off the thread for some buying advice.

I would like to get my 13 year old stepson, who is an excellent freehand pencil artist, involved in some way in computer graphics. I’m a patent attorney and have pretty good experience with Visio, but I don’t think that really is what he should start with.

He has no experience with any graphics program, but currently draws Manga style art.

I bought today a Wacom $125 tablet and was prepared to sign up for the Adobe Creative Cloud based on a conversation I had with an art supply clerk today, who said that we would do well with Photoshop and Illustrator.

I have no experience with Photoshop or Illustrator FWIW; I tried working with Gimp a little but it never took. I plan on getting a Lynda.com account and learning along with him, whatever we do.

What do you all suggest? Would a stylus and the CS2 suite work for starters? This has to be Windoze based. Or is even CS2 too big of a first bite and we should start with something simpler? I would grade he and I as mid-to-high in technical capabilities.

Cost is not a huge factor as I am willing to spring for Creative Cloud if need be.

thanks
Freedomlover

[Uri’el-2012]

The mac version only works with PowerPC, not Intel. Bummer.

It will run under rosette up to OS X 10.6.8

[Gay State Conservative]

I hope you all don’t mind that I plucked your name off the thread for some buying advice.

Sorry I can't help...my knowledge of computers could easily fit into a thimble.With *plenty* of room to spare.

[LoneRangerMassachusetts]

It is not free. You need a license number to install it. Thanks Jed for wasting my time.

[gbs]

The license # was given at the beginning of this thread!

[opbuzz]

The GIMP.

[GeronL]

heh

[GGpaX4DumpedTea]

Bump

[JoeProBono]

Adobe Releases Photoshop CS2 Free
Techspot ^ | January 10, 2013 | Techspot

Posted on Friday, December 20, 2013 7:59:16 PM by Jed Eckert

Adobe has released this legacy version of the ever popular Photoshop as freeware. Download and enjoy.

Windows Serial number: 1045-1412-5685-1654-6343-1431
Mac OS X Serial number: 1045-0410-5403-3188-5429-0639

Read before you weep.

[eyedigress]

ping

[FreedomPoster]

bfl

[mikrofon]

“Photoshop Does Not A Graphic Artist Make.”

I’ve used Corel PSP for years, but my daughter can probably still do better with Paint ;)

[Colonel_Flagg]

Great post. Thank you very much.

[Standing Wolf]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

I'm still using Photoshop 5, but it's good to look at newer versions.

[FXRP]

I’ve been using Paintshop Pro V5 since about 1997. Maybe I will upgrade.

[Bob]

Please check out the link at post 38. Adobe did not release CS2 as freeware, despite other people’s claims to the contrary. .