Adobe Photoshop CC portable 2015.0.1
Photoshop, the most used and famous photo editor, is undergoing major changes for its users with the adoption of a new purchase and use system, Creative Cloud. Now, you pay per month to use Adobe software for more affordable plans.
You can pay for just one software or several, and the price changes for each type of account. All of them have direct access to the Behance Network, an artistic dissemination portal aimed primarily at designers.
Even after the last update, Photoshop remains very similar to the CS6 version, and few features have been drastically changed or added. See, for example, this video that came out with CS6 and shows some changes that are still present, such as the cutter options and the new timeline, with transition effects and possibility to add soundtrack:
Blur modes
Until the fifth version of Photoshop, if you wanted to do a tilt-shift image, you had to create a mask and work with the blur in a complex way. From the CS6 version, the software brought a special filter for this, which remains in Photoshop CC - it creates the effect with just one click and is fully customizable.
Automatic tilt-sift
You can still view the edit mask and leave your tilt-shift filter exactly as you wish, but now that's a lot easier. In addition, it is possible to create a blur filter with various focal lengths. The 2014 update brought in two more blur modes: "Path" (allows you to focus the background quickly) and "Spin".
Crop tool
You can not imagine too many changes in the smart cutting tool, the "Crop", right? But Adobe innovated even where it could not be expected and brought improvements to that function since the CS6 version, with some minor changes in later releases such as CC 2014.
Other improvements
Those who take photos professionally are well acquainted with the RAW extension, a sort of "digital negative", a "raw" image file that needs to be edited later. Typically, photographers treat this type of photo in Adobe Lightroom, but the new Photoshop brings quite incredible options for this format.
Another aspect that has changed is the video editing, which has gained a timeline right up to an audio track. Add fade transition effects and mount your videos without even using other software. Adobe's idea is to unify basic services, so you just need to open another program if it's really needed.
Although not a software for building 3D models, Photoshop CC 2014 has gained simple options for those who intend to use it in conjunction with other programs to perform the printing of three-dimensional models. This greatly facilitates the life of anyone who wants to assemble their 3D objects from images edited in Photoshop itself.
The software window has not changed much, only a few buttons have been added, making the usage experience not be impaired. Anyone who has used the software before will not feel a great visual impact, but will be able to take advantage of all the improvements of the newest version of the most famous image editor on the market.
You can pay for just one software or several, and the price changes for each type of account. All of them have direct access to the Behance Network, an artistic dissemination portal aimed primarily at designers.
Even after the last update, Photoshop remains very similar to the CS6 version, and few features have been drastically changed or added. See, for example, this video that came out with CS6 and shows some changes that are still present, such as the cutter options and the new timeline, with transition effects and possibility to add soundtrack:
Blur modes
Until the fifth version of Photoshop, if you wanted to do a tilt-shift image, you had to create a mask and work with the blur in a complex way. From the CS6 version, the software brought a special filter for this, which remains in Photoshop CC - it creates the effect with just one click and is fully customizable.
Automatic tilt-sift
You can still view the edit mask and leave your tilt-shift filter exactly as you wish, but now that's a lot easier. In addition, it is possible to create a blur filter with various focal lengths. The 2014 update brought in two more blur modes: "Path" (allows you to focus the background quickly) and "Spin".
Crop tool
You can not imagine too many changes in the smart cutting tool, the "Crop", right? But Adobe innovated even where it could not be expected and brought improvements to that function since the CS6 version, with some minor changes in later releases such as CC 2014.
Other improvements
Those who take photos professionally are well acquainted with the RAW extension, a sort of "digital negative", a "raw" image file that needs to be edited later. Typically, photographers treat this type of photo in Adobe Lightroom, but the new Photoshop brings quite incredible options for this format.
Another aspect that has changed is the video editing, which has gained a timeline right up to an audio track. Add fade transition effects and mount your videos without even using other software. Adobe's idea is to unify basic services, so you just need to open another program if it's really needed.
Although not a software for building 3D models, Photoshop CC 2014 has gained simple options for those who intend to use it in conjunction with other programs to perform the printing of three-dimensional models. This greatly facilitates the life of anyone who wants to assemble their 3D objects from images edited in Photoshop itself.
The software window has not changed much, only a few buttons have been added, making the usage experience not be impaired. Anyone who has used the software before will not feel a great visual impact, but will be able to take advantage of all the improvements of the newest version of the most famous image editor on the market.
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