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Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop is specifically designed to be used with a Wacom pen tablet. Pen pressure, pen tilt, and even the airbrush's finger-wheel can control attributes like opacity, size, color, and exposure. With a Wacom pen, you have the power to dynamically control Photoshop's tools in the most natural and intuitive way possible.

Photoshop has more than 20 customizable tools that perform at their best with a Wacom pen. Simply press a little harder or softer with your pen for more or less effect. Photoshop feels every slight adjustment that you make with your Wacom pen.

Photographers, designers, and artists choose to work with Wacom pen tablets because Photoshop Quick Masks and Layer Masks are designed to be used with a Wacom pressure-sensitive pen. Color temperature, exposure, blur, and any other Photoshop effect can be applied with pressure-sensitive pen control. To selectively undo the effect, simply turn your pen over and use the pressure-sensitive eraser. Whether making selections, retouching, or applying effects, working with a Wacom pen is clearly the fastest way to work to achieve a smoother, more natural look.

For more information on Adobe's most recent release of Photoshop, visit: http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/


	Adobe Photoshop Tips
	Painterly effects with the Art History brush
	Blending images and textures
	Creatively combining images
	Removing Dust and Scratches
	Easy Exposure Correction
	Hand-coloring black and white photographs
	Jellybean Retouch
	Creative Dodge & Burn
	Car into night
	Selectively apply filters and special effects.
	Replacing Objects
	Take someone from one photo and add them to another
	Put a logo on a shirt
	Photoshop Santa
	Water Motion
	Halloween Magic
	Enlarging an Object
	Layer mask magic
	Transforming Photo Edges
	Improve your digital photos.
	Cleaning an Image
	Improving Old Photos
	Removing Red Eye
	Turn a photo into a painting.
	Painting with the History brush.
	Paint with the Art History brush.
	Colorize black and white photos.
	Make a chalk drawing come to life.
	Create the look of painting with light.
	Zig-zag filter and smudge.
	Combining Painter and Photoshop.
	Pressure-sensitive smudge tool.
	Photoshop's adjustment layers.
	Paint realistic snow.
	Create a cast shadow
	Cut, paste, and cast shadows.
	Turn a photo into coloring book art
	Create a new brush and use it
	Layering Images
	Blurring the Background
	Football head
	Emulating Motion