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Video Daily: Photoshop 1.0 running on iPhone

Attendees of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) have received a limited-edition Adobe Photoshop 1.0 app for their iPhones, a nostalgic throwback to the original program, which was released in 1990.

"I really wanted to do something special to commemorate 20 years of Photoshop, and the best thing I thought of was a nostalgic iPhone app," says Russell Brown, Adobe's Senior Creative Director, who was around for the original release of 1.0. "Since I had less than two weeks to make it happen, I came to the best iPhone team I knew, who were able to use their Corona SDK to pull it off with utmost speed and faithfulness to the original product."





Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 20 Feb 2010 15:44

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• 3 comments

• luckyo

  There is something perverse about a drawing and image editing "professional" application... on a capacitive touch screen.

  20.2.2010 17:19 #1

• Ryoohki

  that phone must be jailbroken for them to get a non-app store program on it :P

  20.2.2010 17:53 #2

• cyprusrom

  With the crappy camera that the iPhone has, a photo editing, "enhancing" software is useful!

  20.2.2010 20:22 #3