Well, it was bound to happen — John Nack has posted a whole list of Photoshop features that people are clammering for that actually already exist in Photoshop. So here’s the list so far, from John’s blog… (posted by Jennifer Apple for www.PhotoshopSupport.com)

Here’s a quick way and easy way to accurately straighten up your photos if they’re looking a bit lopsided. As with many techniques in Photoshop, there is more than one way to straighten a photo. This method uses the measure tool…. (posted by Jennifer Apple for www.PhotoshopSupport.com)

AKVIS has announced the release of AKVIS SmartMask v.2.5, an image selection and masking plugin for Windows and Mac platforms. AKVIS SmartMask copes easily even with difficult selections, like hair, fluff, bubbles, etc. Version 2.5 makes the eyedropper tools more flexible; adds new interface languages (French and Portuguese) and improves compatibility with Photoshop CS3,CS4 on Macintosh. Upgrade for registered users is free… (posted by Jennifer Apple for www.PhotoshopSupport.com)

PSDTuts.com has a nice article that will show you some of the great features of Photoshop CS4’s GPU-based features. Read Super-Handy Photoshop CS4 GPU Features Unraveled. From the intro: The latest version of Photoshop CS4 offers a variety of new features that save time and work. In this tutorial, we’ll take a look at all the new GPU based features and how to use them. On the one hand they save you a lot of time, on the other hand they snatch your RAM away and stress your graphic card, but one things for sure, they all look cool! Let’s jump into Photoshop and take a look at what it offers! (posted by Jennifer Apple for www.PhotoshopSupport.com)

Tired of the buildings in your photos looking like they’re leaning backwards? That’s a common perspective problem known as keystoning, but Photoshop’s powerful Lens Correction filter, first introduced in Photoshop CS2, makes it easy to fix! We can even take care of a few other potential image problems along the way, all with the same filter!