Photoshop’s use in the sciences has been getting some good press lately:
- Space.com talks about Photoshop being used to bring new data out of 25-year-old Soviet footage from Venus. [Via]
- Wired has a story about scientists analyzing the Mona Lisa’s smile using, among other things, the app’s Gaussian Blur filter. [Via]
- Lockergnome talks about the tools being used to restore a 700-year-old sacred Hindu text.
Hold it, I thought it was Illustrator with Venus…? 😉
[Very true, but Photoshop 6 was “Venus in Furs,” so we swing that way, too. ;-)]