It was 11/7/04 4:00 pm, when Jorge Parra wrote: > I am sending this privately because I don't want to make any > pre-announcements or anything else before the Adobe team show up on their > own, but much certainly they are taking note of all that's been discussed in > this list, as they consider it one of the most valuable forums regarding the > Photographer's POV regarding Photoshop issues.
Jorge I am not surprised they think that way. I dare say Martin Evening is responsible for some introductions! Russell Williams is a prominent member of the Photoshop team (he may be above the team, I'm not quire sure of his position within the organisation), and he posts here frequently. Not sure whether he takes feedback to the team or hangs around here just for his own interest. But the more the merrier, IMV! >From the rumours I hear on the Internet, the team often want to do things but are prevented by marketing. Understandably, one wants to make improvements while the other one wants to maximize profits for the shareholders and the two must often clash! You can just hear the team wanting to revamp the Contact Sheet but marketing saying "No, we need text on a path as we believe that feature will sell more units." The team "Yes, but it's an image editing program. We should be concentrating on improving that side of Photoshop." Blah, blah, blah...<g> If you are a heavy user of Photoshop, it's worth it occasionally to go to the features request page and letting Adobe know what improvements you would like. The link has been made more accessible since the release of Photoshop CS. Just go to the help menu, select Photoshop Online and then click on the "Feature request" link under Support & training. Shangara Singh __________________________________ :: Photoshop CS Adobe Certified Expert :: http://www.aspect-photography.co.uk =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
