Ask for Photoshop CS4

What function in Photoshop CS4 different with CS3?
and nowaday its have full version ?

 

the only thing I heard about it was: "Adobe Photoshop CS4 will include 64-Bit support, but for Windows only"

http://www.macrumors.com/2008/04/03/adobe-photoshop-cs4-to-be-64-bit-for-windows-32-bit-for-mac/

 

I hear it's much easier to use.

 

You can read about the features (not much though) here:
www .gizmodo.com/393137/photoshop-cs-4-will-use-your-graphics-card-to-run-at-light-speed-do-fancy-3d-tricks
www .tgdaily.com/content/view/37611/140/
And here's a video:
www .youtube.com/watch?v=L3ybu4YmdNE
(remove spaces after www)

 

64-Bit??what does it do???

 

it's TONS faster than 32-bit!!

I'm not sure if there is a direct correlation, if 64 bit is twice as fast as 32 bit but for instance, I have read that 64bit versions of Win XP runs circles around the std 32 bit version.

64bit SW&OS makes better use of dual core machines for one...faster CPU throughout and so forth.

I bet 64bit video rendering >>> regular 32bit

 

Wow. I'm very very excited!
Finally an application which will take advantage of my new light-fast computer

When is the release date?

 

The last post was half a year ago. You're bringing this dead thread alive.

 

lol, but cs4 is amazing!

 

cs4 has expanded functionality between programs in the suite and many added 3D features along with the other odd new feature here and there. google it.
.goatsmilktavern.com/blog/2008/09/ok-i-am-getting-excited-about-cs4-part-1-photoshop-cs4/

 

going 3d is that it? or like a master application haha

 

the person who posted before you posted in jun08..o.o

 

Photoshop CS4 is not different CS3 both same.

there are same.some thing are different.

 

3ds and more components

 

I just got CS4.... minus the 3d features i would just call it another attempt from adobe to make us broke haha.

 

Well... 64-bit is faster, 3D features allow you to "paint" on 3d objects. Also the smart stretching and a couple of other things. The layout is also redesigned, IMO it's more streamlined and better in CS4. I don't think it's worth the money though especially for the majority of people who wont really be using these features.

 

right, I was wondering whom the target market on this version would be.

CS3 had a lot of great improvements for photographers...much more RAW control as well as a nifty B&W conversion tool. I don't think there was anything in particular in 4 that appealed to photographers though; of which I am.