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Our retail team prepares for the launch of Mac OS 10.5 Leopard tonight at 6PM! We’ll be demonstrating Leopard in-store on our demo machines so you can see what the excitement is all about. We have a limited number of copies of 10.5, so be sure to get there early to reserve yours!
iPod shuffles have softened-up a bit, color-wise. The new shuffles will be available in silver, turquoise, light green, a product (red) version, and…
By Matt@Smalldog.com Yesterday I finally got my hands on a Mac Pro. It’s a dual 2.66 with two hard drives and 5GB of…
Today I got my new iMac. The last time I got an iMac was one of the first iMac G5s. I would have…
Kali unboxes her new iPhone 4! A few of us at SDE that were lucky enough to get pre-orders in on the 15th…
This week QuickerTek announced their line-up of Connect wireless Antennae. This little baby has lots of potential uses, but its primary job is…
We recently installed Adobe’s newly released “*Creative Suite 5*”:http://cs5.org/ on a few of our machines. One of the first features I was eager to try out was the new “Content Aware Fill” in Photoshop.
This new feature allows you to make a quick selection within an image, delete it, and automatically fill in a randomized background based on the surrounding elements within the image.
After tinkering with the new tool for a bit, I found that it worked best with natural organic images, such as the landscape scene featured in the video below. While it does not always do a perfect job, you can reselect pieces of the image after filling, and refill them to make the image more realistic.
While this tool is not useful 100% of the time, when the situation and image permits, it can save a ton of time!