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Adobe hosts an annual MAX conference each year to unveil new features for its Creative Cloud apps, and this year’s event will see Adobe introducing updates for Photoshop, Illustrator, Lightroom, and more.
Photoshop
On the desktop, Photoshop is gaining an improved Object Selection Tool that lets users hover over the image that they want to select and then execute the selection with a click. The tool is AI-based and is designed to recognize most objects in an image to make them easy to select.
Adobe says that selections made with the Object Selection tool are more accurate and more detail is now preserved at the edges. There’s also a new option to Mask All Objects to generate a mask for all of the objects detected within a given layer.
Adobe is also adding new adjustable Neural Filters for changing the look and season of a landscape, transferring the color palette of one image to another, and matching the color and tone of an element on one layer to another layer. For existing Neural Filters, Adobe is improving depth blur, superzoom, style transfer, and colorize.
Other new features include improved gradients that are designed to look clearer and brighter, Export As updates, a faster oil paint filter, improved color management and HDR, and an option to copy vector shapes from Illustrator to Photoshop.
Photoshop on iPad is gaining support for RAW images, so RAW photos can be opened and edited on the iPad as well as the desktop. This works with RAW photos from DSLRs and other cameras and RAW images captured with the iPhone 12 and iPhone 13.
Layers in Photoshop for iPad can be converted into Smart Objects for non-destructive edits, and there are new Dodge and Burn tools.
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