May 16, 2006

Photoshop & bugs (the exoskeletal kind)

Now that we've squashed some bugs in Photoshop CS2*, we can look at an instance of the tools being used in conjunction with actual insects. Microscopy UK talks about photographing slide mounts using a combination of digital SLRs, microscope, and slide scanner. The Photoshop content here is limited, so I'm passing it along as much for the great high-res imagery as anything. [Tangentially related: Berkeley scientists have been inspired by insect vision to create new camera lens designs.]

* Speaking of Photoshop and bugs (the other, bad kind), there's a Photoshop Top Issues RSS feed as well as a dedicated product support page. If you see something going haywire, please let us know (and send us your feature ideas, too). We probably won't respond to each report directly, but we do read them all, and we use the info to guide product planning. Thanks.

Posted by John Nack at 07:11 AM on May 16, 2006

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