Adobe first announced the product back in October, 2011 alongside 5 other upcoming tablet applications. Adobe Photoshop Touch is described as a tool to "let you quickly combine images, apply professional effects, share the results with friends and family through social networking sites like Facebook, and more".
Features listed include:
- Use popular Photoshop features designed for the tablet such as layers, selection tools, adjustments, and filters to create mind-blowing images. - Use your iPad camera to fill an area on a layer with the unique camera fill feature. - Select part of an image to extract by scribbling with the Scribble Selection tool. With Refine Edge, use your fingertip to capture even hard-to-select image elements, like hair, with ease. - Search and acquire images with the integrated Google Image Search. - Share images on Facebook and view comments right within the app. - Browse an inspirational gallery for the styles and results you'd like to achieve. Then follow step-by-step tutorials to easily learn techniques the pros use for great-looking results. - Use AirPrint for wireless printing of Photoshop Touch projects. - Upload projects to Adobe Creative Cloud* and open layered files from Adobe Photoshop Touch in Photoshop CS5. - Maximum image resolution: 1600 x 1600 pixels
The launch is believed to have been a mistake and is expected to officially launch on Monday for $9.99 in the U.S. It will be compatible with the iPad 2 only. We've included the full set of screenshots.
Adobe "prematurely" launched this app and priced it at $9.99
My guess is they made an error and will re-launch the app on Monday priced at $199.99 -- anyone want to take bets on this?
By the way, I have the desktop (Mac OS X) full-box version of Adobe Photoshop 5, and it was $599.99, so yes, I can say they don't exactly "give away" their software for cheap...especially Photoshop.
It's $9.99 on the Android Market. The price is no mistake.
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Why wouldn't the launch of a major software product for the iPad be news?
It's $9.99 on the Android Market. The price is no mistake.
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