(Wired.com) -- Photographers have their own version of sleight of hand. They can manipulate people, objects, landscapes and light in images, fooling lesser humans into believing the final product is a representation of reality, rather than something created by hand. In the old language, we called this "trick photography." Now, in the PC age, we just call it "Photoshop." The latest version of Photoshop, the flagship image-editing application in Adobe's Creative Suite, adds a new stack of cards to the photographer's trick deck. Wired.com was shown demos of new tools in Photoshop CS5 -- such as the new Content Aware Fill and HDR tools -- that we expect will amaze and please photographers with the tools' ability to bend pixels with absolute precision.
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Photoshop CS5 will arrive as part of Adobe Creative Suite 5 in late April or early May
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Prices for the suite range between $1,300 and $2,600 depending on the package
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The tools' ability to bend pixels will amaze photographers
Another bit of @placeholder trickery that's become popular lately is high dynamic range imaging, or HDR.