In fact, if you’re using Photoshop for photo enhancement, you’ll probably find the Layers palette is the only one you need for much of your work.
The Content Aware Crop setting has extended the width of the sky so effectively that you would never know it had been faked Over on the right is the real tour de force – a system of stacked, tabbed, collapsible palettes for everything from layers to channels, actions and adjustments. Across the top of the screen is a slim and fuss-free options bar which displays settings for the currently selected tool. Most photo-editing software looks much messier than this, and while you do have to learn where to find the tools you need and how to use them, you have a wonderfully uncluttered space to work in.ĭown the left hand side of the screen is a narrow vertical toolbar with fly-out menus for sub-options like different brush types and cloning tools. Interface and ease of useįor a program with such enormous power, sophistication and control, Photoshop has a remarkably clean and simple interface. In fairness to Adobe, it’s hard to see how much more can be added to Photoshop to make it genuinely better, but the pace of change is underwhelming nevertheless. The clever new Select Subject option arrived in January 2018, together with a slider to control decontamination around selection edges (whoop!), and before that in October 2018 Adobe introduced 360 editing tools, depth map support for HEIF files and smattering of other enhancements and improvements. The latest Octoupdate brought the new Content Aware Fill workspace, a redesigned homepage with access to recent files, training materials and Lightroom CC profiles, live previews of blend mode changes and not a whole lot else.
Photoshop CC is typically updated a couple of times a year (it’s all part of your subscription, of course), but the number of updates directly relevant to photographers does seem to have slowed. The new Content Aware Fill workspace gives you much more control over removing unwanted objects from your pictures
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