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| Adobe celebrates 30 years of new Photoshop features |
Adobe started Photoshop for the first time on February 19, 1990, and is celebrating its 30th day today by introducing many new application functions.
The American company released the first release of the Photoshop application for the Macintosh Plus 1986, whose specifications do not exceed 8 MHz processor and 4 MB of RAM. Today it is one of the most widely used professional photo editing app.
He developed the Photoshop Brother app (Thomas and John Nol) that authorized the Adobe application, and officially launched the app on February 19, 1990. John published his first presentation to talk about the benefits of the first release of Photoshop 30 years ago.
To celebrate 10,950 days since the release of the app, Adobe introduced several new desktop computing and iPad features for Photoshop. Desktop features include improved content packaging, support for the Mac OS Dark user interface, and object detection and printing settings for iPad.