Amazingly Powerfull They're very few things that you can't do in Photoshop. If I didn't know how to do something, then I simply searched online or used the Adobe Knowledge base; either way I found my answer. Even though it occasionally uses crazy amounts of memory and CPU, I don't know what I would do without it! 18-June-2012

learning the cs 6 works fine , i am on a steep learning curve from cs 2 outer then that i'm happy with the product. 15-May-2013

Photoshop CS6 Survey Very happy with my CS6 upgrade from CS5. I was concerned the changes may not be worth the upgrade cost, but I am very pleased with CS6. 01-May-2013

PS CS6 Great! I'm a Photoshop user with 10 years experience. PS CS6 is so much more than what I expected! I'm having a wonderful time enhancing my photos and digital art work using the new and improved tools! I absolutely love, love, love the results!! 01-May-2013

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Industry Reviews

Icrontic

"Having support for HiDPI along with Retina displays will add a completely new dimension to CS6 because it will allow the images you are editing to look so much more detailed than ever before."

Product-Reviews.net, Chris Cook, December 11, 2012

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Designorati

"I’ve been running the Retina-capable Photoshop CS6 for several days now and the product works well–the user interface is sharp and clear, and views at various zoom settings work as expected."

Designorati, Jeremy Schultz, December 11, 2012

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Cameratown

"I have to recommend this software as both the industry standard and as a creative powerhouse of tools which far exceed my own potential. In short, don't balk at Adobe Photoshop, it's absolutely amazing."
Digital Chumps, Paul Ross, November 29, 2012

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MacTribe

"Consider this Photoshop's gritty reboot: it has a completely new design, a new, darker (default) color scheme, and new gadgets to go along. This is one of the most drastic changes the veteran, go-to image-editing software has received, and it was a good one indeed. Not to mention that it's backed by Adobe's new Mercury Graphics Engine, so it's faster and can handle bigger files better than ever."

MacTribe, Allie Thek, November 7, 2012

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