Sneak peek of Content-Aware Fill in Photoshop

Bryan O'Neil Hughes shows off some rather eye-popping (if we may say so) technology for synthesizing texture inside a future version of Photoshop

The demo starts with some small pieces, so if you're short on time, jump to about the 2:50 mark (halfway point) for the more impressive stuff. I've been getting great results filling in missing areas around a panorama, as Bryan shows at the 4-minute mark. Full-screen viewing makes it easier to see the details.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NH0aEp1oDOI]YouTube - Content-Aware Fill Sneak Peek[/ame]

thanks for the link... that is awesome... I still have CS3, but I may update if the new PS includes this feature.

Originally Posted by dks

thanks for the link... that is awesome... I still have CS3, but I may update if the new PS includes this feature.

I'm pretty sure that is all in CS4

I believe that feature will be in the next version of photoshop.. v5 maybe?

I know content aware scaling is in CS4....I don't have much experience tho...I tried cs4 and a LOT had changed and I couldn't figure out some really simple operations, so I just stayed with CS3 for the rare occasions I need to use PS. I am a compositor by trade tho, and tend to do all my paint work in Nuke.

That's pretty cool stuff. I'm still on CS3 too and would upgrade for that feature alone.

All of this is already in CS4 , i have it in Both PC & mac , and nothing to compare with CS3