Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CS3 and Adobe Version Cue CS3 icons has been added to main CS3 Icon Replacement file but you can download Lightroom icons replacement separately here
Full icon set replacement for Creative Studio 3 based on CS3 retail product box design.
What’s missing is document icon for Contribute CS3 and few more small CS3 apps. I’ll do second part as soon as Adobe releases more CS3 apps to public.
Update: Windows version ported by Eli (the-ace), you can get it from http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/53728408/
Click on pic to see medium size of my room. Full-size version.
Pic of my previous displays setup.
To see how fast Mac Pro Clovertown is, check this Quicktime movie of Cinema 4D 10.1 rendering a slightly complex scene (scene is a demo included in Cinema 4D package);
cinemarendering.mov (2 MB)
In menu extras on the top-right of screen, you’ll see 8 different percentages and you can see that Cinema 4D took full advantage of all 8 cores.
I’m really loving the speed improvement but Photoshop CS3 doesn’t seem to be truly taking advantage of all cores so the speed improvement isn’t as dramatic as Cinema 4D rendering but it’s still pretty acceptable to me. I just need to upgrade from 2 GB of RAM to 3 or 4 GB to make Photoshop really happy.
“With great power comes great RAM requirement.”
Mac Pro Clovertown 3gHz and two Apple Cinema Display 23″
8 cores
Full setup pic and brief review will be coming in a few days
To save your time from recreating Mac OS X’s drop shadow setting from scratch in Photoshop, here’s style set you can download and double-click on file to install into Photoshop’s Style palette window. Pick a layer you want to apply this style to and click a style in Style palette window. The settings are 98% accurate to Mac OS X’s drop shadow.
the wphj blog > Interview with Adam Betts
In the interview I talked a bit about Aldus Superpaint. Here’s screenshots of Aldus Superpaint that I used a long time ago:
I still miss this app :(
I’ve waited for almost two years for this Mac Pro.
Bought along with two 23 inch Apple Displays. Total price: $6,700. Very expensive but will be worth it for many years.
About time to bury my Powermac G4 Quicksilver. It’s dying :(
