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It is difficult to imagine the contemporary photographic landscape without Photoshop
By Jack Howard
February 17, 2010
Twenty years on, so much has changed, but so much has remained the same. Adobe Photoshop (and its spin-offs Lightroom, and Elements) is still the leader in the field of digital image editing. Computer workstations have, for so many, replaced wet darkrooms as the primary locale for image adjustments, tweaks, and processing. It's been a great first twenty years, and we can't wait to see what Photoshop and the digital photography landscape looks like in another twenty years! Here's a quick look back at some cool history and other fun links about this amazing program for photographers:
Congrats to our friends at Adobe on reaching this remarkable program milestone, and best of luck for continued success!
Shortly after celebrating its 20th Birthday, Adobe unveiled Photoshop CS5. Check out our Learning Center coverage of the newest version of this great program!
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In 1992, as managing editor of Photo Business, a trade magazine, I devoted an issue to digital imaging. I boldly predicted that digital, which was in its infancy, would take over photography and Photoshop would replace darkrooms within ten years. The kicker? Most of the readers who responded said "no way!" The rest is history. Congratulations, Adobe!
by Mason Resnick, Learning Center Editor in New York, NY on February 17, 2010
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