Adobe has updated all of their Creative Cloud desktop apps, including Photoshop and Lightroom. All of their creative cloud apps have been updated with some new features and performance updates.
One new feature in Photoshop CC is a new Blur Gallery. This gives you motion effects, a Focus Mask for selecting focus areas and highlighting portrait shots with a shallow depth of field. They also have new Content Aware features, and a new Perspective Warp where you can adjust the perspective of a specific part of an image.
Along with these new updates Adobe also released 2 new pieces of hardware, a stylus and a ruler. These go side by side with two new iPad apps, Adobe Sketch and Adobe Line. I’ll cover those in more detail later on.
They are also expanding Creative Cloud profiles to improve the connectivity between mobile and desktop apps. Your creative cloud profile will include stored files, photos, fonts, and preferences, which can be accessed on both desktop and mobile apps, allowing files to be seamlessly shared between apps.
The new CC desktop apps, mobile apps, and hardware are tightly integrated through Creative Cloud services. This integration helps liberate the creative process by enabling users to access and manage everything that makes up their creative profile — their files, photos, fonts, colors, community and more — from wherever they work.
Since the Creative Cloud is subscription based all of these updates are free. I’ll be providing more details on the updates to Photoshop and Lightroom in follow up posts so stay tuned for more detailed info.
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