In an official channel on YouTube called "Sneak Peek # 1", senior product manager Bryan O'Neil Hughes gave a bit of experience regarding the use of Camera Raw 7 of CS6.
He was here wearing a low-resolution images of the Eiffel Tower taken from a camera phone. Hughes then began working with Camera Raw, improved highlight and shadow, then do image sharpening (sharpening).
He also introduces a new tool in which users of Photoshop has never enjoyed before. The result? Images look more attractive.
Regarding a more dark, Hughes said, "We have a darker display face, allowing a better experience," said Hughes. "Users will be able to focus on images, rather than its interface," he added.
Interface of this kind has been done in some other photo editing software such as 'brother' ie Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. At the end of the video, Adobe introduced a new feature. It was named 'rich cursor support', in which provides instant information about the diameter of the brush, hardness and opacity.
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