Re:Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac updated for Retina Display
by dougbarrett on Wednesday September 19, 2012 @06:44PM
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I use Photoshop mainly for front-end web dev. The most common use of it is just slicing up images to be used, having it work on a retina display would be great. It's so common for cutlines to become blurry the more you zoom out on an image, so I think that having it be 1 to 1 pixel density is a must have. I don't believe that since the pixel density is higher in the images, that the actual controls can't be retina friendly. Isn't that how Final Cut works on a Retina Display? I don't have either, but I remember Apple stating "In this window, you are seeing a full un-altered 1080p frame, along with the controls"
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Re:Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac updated for Retina Display
by mh- on Thursday September 20, 2012 @01:51AM
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>The most common use of it
I'm sure you meant this, but I wanted to clarify that (I assume) you meant your most common use case.
Re:Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac updated for Retina Display
by dougbarrett on Thursday September 20, 2012 @11:11AM
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Yes, my most common use. I realize that Photoshop is an extremely powerful program, but if Adobe releases their next version with the option to display the image in a "fine detail mode" it would be a huge help for how I, and I'm sure how a lot of front-end developers use it.