Adobe basically tells us either to use their old versions (Like CS6) or buy CC and install a crack to be able to use the software we are willing to pay for. Photojournalists that spend long times without Internet connections or people like me who spend most of the summer in remote location where there is no cell phone coverage, much less Internet connections. Punishing people who buy their software by putting limitations in the software that the "freeloaders" do not have. Customers had to download cracks to be able to use their software without a CD (for example) or for the software to operate at all. The same mistake the games industry did with a lot of the DRM. If you're looking to join the Adobe Creative Cloud, you can do so by clicking here.Īdobe made a serious mistake here. For a full list of new features, check out our rundown from Adobe MAX, or head over to. Other notable features are Smart Sharpen upgrade, Dynamic round corners for shapes, smart object liquify, 3D layer enhancements and more. Another new feature that we're excited about is Adobe Camera Raw as a filter, which lets you access the Raw control panel once already inside Photoshop.
And while the filter isn't perfect, its able to fix some of your photos that may otherwise be unfixable. This feature allows you to remove some of the blur that comes from shooting at a slow shutter speed and moving your camera ever so slightly.
The most notable new feature to Photoshop CC is the Shake Reduction filter, which is found in Sharpen menu of Filters. For those resisting the cloud, this software is not available for you. If you've already adapted to the Creative Cloud service, you should be getting your notification for the update any second now, if you haven't already. A few weeks after the announcement of Photoshop CC (Creative Cloud) at Adobe Max, Adobe has finally made the newest installment of the Photoshop series available to the general public.
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