Not only is Photoshop that little bit faster under the hood, the new Background Save feature means that your work flow will no longer be interrupted. If there’s one complaint that we hear all the time about Photoshop, it’s how it can sometimes slow us down. This might not sound like a big deal, but anyone who has to use Photoshop on a regular basis is going to love this new feature.

Work more efficiently with the new Background Save feature To see Photoshop’s Iris Blur in action, check out the video below: With the new Tilt-Shift Blur feature, Photoshop automatically selects the sections of the image that have been blurred, after which you can adjust the blur strength and its positioning. Take that Lyto.Īdobe has also finally given its users an easy way to create tilt-shift images. Iris Blur will let you fake shallow of depth in your image, which means that you now have the ability to choose the focal point after you’ve taken the photo.

With Photoshop CS6, 3 new types of ‘blurring’ have been introduced to the Filter menu. To see the new Content-Aware tools in action, check out the video below:Ĭhoose your focal point after you’ve taken the image Select the section of your image that needs to be filled in or replaced, and then select the part of the image that Photoshop can use to source the details, and it will blend the pixels for you. With the Content-Aware Patch tool, Photoshop knows how to fill in that space for you, making it look realistic, and no one will be the wiser.

Say you’ve straightened an image using the Free Transform tool, and that’s left an empty space in the corner of your image, or there’s an object in you want to remove completely. Adobe has thrown in a little bit of that Content-Aware magic into its patch tool as well. That’s not the only new Content-Aware feature that you’re going to get with CS6. The new Content-Aware Move feature allows users to select and move objects from one place to another in an image, and Photoshop deals with cleaning up the empty space left behind, as if there was never anything there in the first place. You simply select the part of the image that you want to move, drag and drop, and Photoshop will do the rest. With its Content-Aware technology, Photoshop just made it a lot easier to manipulate your images so that the final product looks exactly the way you want it to.

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