Adobe allowed, even encouraged the beta testers to post images created/processed using Photoshop CS5. Although there will still be no information on what features yielded the photographs, you can take a peek at a few I processed using Photoshop CS5. Point your browser to this related post on my site.
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Thanks for sharing Cemal, I especially appreciate the before and after approach that you used, making it easy to see what the editing really did.
Mike
Thanks Cemel, That software is quite impressive. Something I might use in the future!
Joan