Okay, this Photoshop bright idea is truly weird! If you're passing an image along to be reviewed by a coworker or client, you may also want to share a note about the image, saying something like, "Do you like this font?" or "Should I heal this zit off the model's nose?" The Notes tool enables you to click and add a virtual yellow sticky note to your image. Of course, it doesn't actually meld into the pixels in the image, but it sort of floats above the surface as a little icon viewers can click to see your comments.

But that's nothing compared with the Audio Annotation tool. Click the Audio Annotation tool on your image, and you actually get a chance to record a spoken message that is embedded into the image. The audio message appears on the image as a little speaker icon; you can double-click the icon to play the message back. Although this certainly could be a useful tool for passing comments along with an image, how about considering an alternative use for this multimedia tool: recording mood music to be listened to while your work of art is viewed. Sure, you've done a great job of cleaning up that spaghetti picture for the Italian restaurant's ad campaign — but wouldn't the effort be even more effective if the restaurant owners could listen to That's Amore while they're reviewing your work on-screen?