New Photoshop CC Update

[PresidenT AnaS]

At this point Photoshop has an almost ubiquitous presence on the computer of photographers and artists of all walks of life, and has become so associated with photography that “photoshop” has become a verb. It is pretty easy to see why when Photoshop can do just about anything, from being used to paint, draw, edit photos, edit film and even build 3D models for animation. And with the growing popularity of 3D printing Adobe has recently started to add support for managing and printing 3D files, although many feel that they have been a little slow in doing so.

 

At this weeks 3D Printshow in London Adobe is hoping to put those feelings to rest with the announcements of several new features that can fully integrate Photoshop CC into your 3D printing workflow. Among the new features are the ability to save and export files as either a 3D PDF file or SVX format allowing 3D printer manufacturers and service providers to streamline and simplify their 3D printing workflows. The new Print to PDF feature will automatically 3dp_PhotoshopCC_PDFverify and repair any 3D model sent through the 3D printing pipeline before converting it into PDF format.

Making their photo editing suite of software 3D printer friendly and creating their own 3D printable file format and fully integrating it into their software is a clear attempt to remove competing software developers. Specifically Microsoft and Autodesk and their new 3D printing file format .3MF and the 3MF Consortium that was announced a few weeks ago. This could be the beginning of the 3D printing industry’s very own VHS versus Beta battle for an industry standard 3D printing file format.

Adobe is also including native support for 3D printing service provider network 3D Hubs, one of the largest networks of 3D printers is the world. Users would be able to send a 3D printable file directly to 3D Hubs and receive an instant price estimate from any available 3D printer onpp the network.

The 3D Hubs feature will be available in the next software update for Photoshop Creative Cloud that is currently due in June. The rest of the features have not had specific release dates announced, however, since Adobe is already showing them off it is reasonable to expect that they will be coming very soon. Only time will tell if this attempt to put their name on 3D printing is too little too late, or if their already massive existing user base will make Microsoft and Autodesk’s .3MF the odd man out. Let us know what you think in our New Adobe Photoshop CC 3D Printing Features forum on 3DPB.com.

[Dion ibe]

Nice work +1 for me. i will contact you for this programme.

 

[PresidenT AnaS]

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Ok Send to me message and we talk

[GF Chico]

I think this is a good idea. Can you tell me where i can find it? I have already a version of Photoshop, but 3D isn't working, so i want to change him.

[PresidenT AnaS]

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Ok no problem, i'm ready for you.,Let's say send to me or''(contact) and we talk for this problem or i give you new version.

[ALex Beleaua69 ZEW]

Nice work +1 !

[SeYH]

Awsome ! Gg

[ALexu]

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