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On the heels of the Lightroom 3.3 update, Adobe has also released an update for their flagship Photoshop CS5 (v12) product. The 12.0.2 update addresses several performance issues (i.e. bugs) including:

• A number of potential security vulnerabilities have been addressed
  
• Top type and font crashers found in the field have been addressed
  
• A number of performance issues have been addressed
  
• Crash opening 3D layers has been addressed
  
• Color Engine crash has been resolved
  
• Intermittent file format issues addressed
  
• Shift scrolling bug fixed
  
• Sharpen crasher fixed
  
• Marching ants not seen at certain zoom levels fixed
  
• Metadata focus distance issue addressed
  
• File info bug addressed for Orphea Studio jpg's
  
• TWAIN crashers fixed
  
• Brush cursor bug fixed
  
• Histogram progress bar issue fixed
  
• Droplet issues addressed

Download via the Adobe Updater or their update site: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/

I apparently based my post below on incorrect information and assumptions that I made.

Per Imagenomic's David McDonell:

Imagenomic is working on and will be releasing plugin updates for CS5, and these will likely be provided FREE for registered users.

My apologies to the team at Imagenomic and any concern I might have caused other loyal users of their products.

Those of you who have upgraded to Photoshop CS5 already and are fans of Imagenomic's top quality filters (as I am) will be frustrated to know that they will not be supporting the existing versions of their tools in CS5. Noiseware, Portraiture, and RealGrain users might be able to get the tools to work, but on first attempt they would not install in the new CS5.

Imagenomic is working on updates to the tools but these are version upgrades which are not normally slated for free upgrade.

While the new versions will have better features, it seems silly that the old version wouldn't just work or be quickly modified to fit the plug-in format of CS5. Let the features of the new versions sell themselves. Don't hold the customers hostage to buying a new version just to have existing functionality.

UPDATE: I did manage to get the tools to install and work just fine in CS5 by manually moving them from the old CS4 plug-ins folder.

At the stroke of midnight, Adobe formally announced the latest edition of their Photoshop series, the all new CS5. It features internal HDR toning, content aware fill and something called puppet warp. For more details, read on. [MORE]

This has got to be one of the coolest features for Photoshop CS5 I've seen so far. Content-Aware Fill allows you to remove items from your screen, and have Photoshop intelligently fill in the space they left behind. Quite amazing. Check this video on Youtube.