Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended, Win, PL PSXCS3PLW 사용자 설명서

What’s New in Photoshop CS3 Extended  

control in the Animation palette allows you to keep your eye on the frames before and after 

the one you’re editing, a tried-and-true technique for film and video animators.

Automatic alignment and blending of image layers makes it especially easy to create 

advanced image composites—for example, combining the best parts of multiple images of 

the same scene into one “best” image. Now you can simply place multiple, related images on 

separate layers in one document, then let Photoshop CS3 analyze the contents, moving and 

rotating the layers so they overlap as precisely as possible. Use the masking tools to reveal 

areas from different layers and finalize the elements of the composite. Then use automatic 

layer blending to seamlessly blend the color and shading into the final image. You could 

achieve the same highest-quality results in earlier versions of Photoshop, but the new 

automatic layer alignment and blending features get you there faster, with less work.

Whether you’re a photographer with 

thousands of shots or a designer with 

folders full of images, you’ll appreciate 

the enhancements in the next-

generation Adobe Bridge.

Adobe Bridge enhancements include:

Faster performance
New three-column layout and saved 

workspaces for flexibility and efficiency
New Filters panel speeds finding just the 

images you need
Stacks, to compress a series of images to a 

single thumbnail with a single click, and 

expand them again just as easily
New Loupe tool to instantly zoom in and 

out of any image area that you want to 

inspect closely

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The faster route to perfect composites—Auto-Align Layers takes the effort out of perfectly lining up the contents of multiple layers, while Auto-Blend Layers 
completes the task of blending together the texture and lighting from many layers into one. 

Adobe Bridge for Photoshop CS3 Extended features faster performance, the Filters panel to quickly 
narrow your view, the new Loupe tool for close-up inspection of any image, and much more.