Ever wish that Adobe made a “Photoshop for Photographers?” Or maybe a version with just what you need for Web design, or video?<\/p>\n
If so, I’m guessing it’s because Photoshop is so packed with features that the ones you need are needles in a stack of needles. The sheer volume of choices can be paralyzing<\/a>, and people don’t feel they’re doing things the best<\/b> way.<\/p>\n Most customers use only a fraction of Photoshop, yet every part of Photoshop is used by a lot of people<\/em>. Therefore it’s difficult<\/a> and painful<\/a> to remove any features. How, then, can we make Photoshop fit your needs precisely without disadvantaging others?<\/p>\n Here’s an idea. We could revise Photoshop’s approach to workspaces with two goals in mind:<\/p>\n We plan to use an upgraded version of Configurator<\/a> to create custom panels that are associated with each workspace. Please see this PDF walk-through<\/a> (note the explanatory annotations) and let us know what you think.<\/p>\n Let me be clear up front: This feature needs to be valuable to pros, not just beginners<\/b>. For some reason people see “help” or “guidance” and think “newbie,” but there’s much more to the story here.<\/p>\n So, what do you think?\n
\nThanks,
\nJ.<\/p>\n