The photo editing app for smartphones, Photoshop Express, is getting a handful of new features. Other new features include improved color management and HDR support, the ability to quickly share projects with others for commenting (which is also on iPad), improved exporting, better document rendering and improved support for different languages in text layers, and a faster oil paint filter.
Photoshop will try to keep all the editability and attributes of the Illustrator objects, but when that's not possible, it'll at least try to maintain visual fidelity to the original. There are also improvements to existing Neural Filters like depth blur, style transfer, and more.Īnother new feature is interoperability with Adobe Illustrator, meaning you can copy vector shapes from Illustrator and have them support Photoshop features like fill, stroke, compound paths, and more. Another Sensei-powered feature is Neural Filters, of which there are three new ones: Landscape Mixer, Color Transfer, and Harmonization.
You can also right-click to automatically mask all objects in the picture, thanks to object recognition powered by Adobe Sensei. For desktop users, one of the big new features is auto-masking object selection, which means you can simply mouse over an object to automatically select it for masking. Outside of coming to the web, there are tons of new features coming to Photoshop on the desktop and iPad.
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