Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended, Win, PL PSXCS3PLW 사용자 설명서

What’s New in Photoshop CS3 Extended  

There are special challenges in working with three-dimensional models, whether they are 

created in CAD applications for engineering and manufacturing, or for animation and 

game development. Photoshop CS3 Extended answers the challenge with new 3D support 

that allows you to easily place, manipulate, and create composites using your 3D assets. 

With initial support for the popular 3DS, OBJ, Collada, KMZ (Google Earth), and U3D 

formats, you can now open your 3D models as 3D layers within Photoshop CS3 Extended. 

You can freely rotate and manipulate these models in 3D space in a Photoshop document. 

Access the textures applied to the model surfaces, and edit them with the full range of tools 

in Photoshop CS3 Extended, before resaving the file or compositing the model into a 2D 

image for publication to print or the web. You can even create 3D models from 2D images, 

by defining perspective planes in an image with Vanishing Point, and then exporting the 

model to a 3D format (for more on improvements to Vanishing Point, see page 8).

Photoshop has long been part of the motion graphics workflow, but in the past, film and 

video specialists had to export frames as still Photoshop files first, or create a graphic in 

Photoshop and then animate the image in software such as Adobe Premiere® Pro CS3 or 

Adobe After Effects® CS3. With Photoshop CS3 Extended, new video-format and layer 

support means you can edit a video file on a frame-by-frame basis, or add a layer to the 

video and create edits that will appear on every frame. 
In earlier versions of Photoshop, each frame of video would be imported as a separate layer. 

In Photoshop CS3 Extended, the entire video file becomes one video layer, and the central 

control for this new support is the redesigned, enhanced Animation palette. The new 

To work with images in all of the major 
proprietary CAD file formats, consider 
adding Adobe Acrobat® 3D software to 
your toolset. Acrobat 3D Version 8 will 
easily convert most CAD file formats to the 
universal U3D format that is compatible 
with Photoshop CS3 Extended. For more 
on Acrobat 3D Version 8, please  see  
www.adobe.com/products/acrobat3d/
productinfo/upgrade/ 

To work with images in all of the major 
proprietary CAD file formats, consider 
adding Adobe Acrobat® 3D software to 
your toolset. Acrobat 3D Version 8 will 
easily convert most CAD file formats to the 
universal U3D format that is compatible 
with Photoshop CS3 Extended. For more 
on Acrobat 3D Version 8, please  see  
www.adobe.com/products/acrobat3d/
productinfo/upgrade/ 

Photoshop CS3 Extended enables you to open native 3D file formats, manipulate the models in 3D space, open and edit textures applied to 
the models, and then easily composite the results with 2D images.