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1. #PHOTOSHOP FOR MAC UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO MAC OS X#
2. #PHOTOSHOP FOR MAC UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO WINDOWS#

Where Photoshop has a seemingly endless list of menus, submenus, dialog boxes, and configurable panels, Lightroom adapts to the task at hand.Ĭentral is the photo in the middle, as large as possible. That software, which is used to edit and catalog photos, is a major break from Photoshop when it comes to user interface. After Photoshop 7 was released, he turned his attention to lead Shadowland, the project that became Photoshop Lightroom. Hamburg joined Adobe to work on version 2.0 of Photoshop in 1990.

#PHOTOSHOP FOR MAC UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO MAC OS X#

So what does Hamburg's move portend? It's way too soon to say Microsoft will be better able to counter the widespread opinion that Apple's Mac OS X is superior, but Hamburg's Adobe work sheds some light on the new possibilities. Hamburg's baby: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom I can't imagine doing serious imaging anywhere other than Adobe, but I needed to do something other than imaging for a while."

#PHOTOSHOP FOR MAC UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO WINDOWS#

Schewe also quoted Hamburg about the change: "Given that I find the current Windows experience really annoying and yet I keep having to deal with it, this opportunity was a little too interesting to turn down. "Mark was invited by (Microsoft Chief Technology Officer) David Vaskevitch to come lead a team working on the future of operating system user experience at Microsoft."Īdobe Photoshop's interface has well over a decade's worth of accumulated menus, panels, and dialog boxes. "He was heavily recruited by Microsoft and given an unbeatable opportunity to work outside his normal digital imaging field," Schewe said. However, Chicago photographer and Photoshop consultant Jeff Schewe, who caught a plane to California to attend Hamburg's going-away party, shared a lot more on his blog. Microsoft and Adobe Systems confirmed Hamburg's move on Monday, but at the time, Microsoft wouldn't share details beyond saying Hamburg would work on "user experience" for the company. Compare its design, deliberately imbued with 'personality' and 'elegance,' to that of Photoshop below. It looks like Mark Hamburg, an Adobe Systems Photoshop and Lightroom programming guru, will be leading work to give Microsoft Windows a better user interface.Īnd given the dramatic user interface differences between earlier and later Adobe projects that Hamburg worked on, that raises some very intriguing possibilities.Īdobe Photoshop Lightroom is used to edit and catalog photos, chiefly the raw images that come from higher-end digital cameras.