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| Adobe provides new tools for applying Photoshop to computers and iPads |
To celebrate the company's 30th anniversary, Adobe today announced new tools for Photoshop editing applications on computers and iPads.
Since its launch in November, Adobe has been seeking to add Photoshop improvements to the tablet version.
Adobe introduced a limited number of features in the Photoshop app for iPad. In December, the company added AI theme selection. Today, the company added new tools to help app users on iPad and computers.
The first tool in the new update comes from the Object Picker tool that was added to a computer application in November, and the feature now supports automatic setting of the main feature background to better assist users and replace the loo and lisos. This feature provides better support when editing photos with people.
Users can select a topic in an image using the Object Selection tool and then draw a rectangle around the topic or select the topic using the lasso tool because the theme selection tool can apply Photoshop to iPad.
Adobe also states that app updates include many type and letter controls and many options that allow users to control the layout of tracking settings and other options.
The major update comes from Content Photo Fill for Photoshop on your computer, as Adobe provides more workspace for this functionality to support better user control. Users can apply different options to multiple files without leaving the content, and the selection window improves. You can also use the Awareness Fill and Apply buttons to view results before switching to other tools.
Content-Aware Fill also offers the option to display thumbnails in the work area for quick selection and quick button changes.
On the other hand, Adobe has updated the lens blur in the app, which now targets the GPU instead of the processor, as the tool can support better performance, faster performance, and more fluid.