One of the touted benefits of Adobe’s Creative Cloud was that we’d get smaller batches of new features more often than in the past. Not does this get those features in your hands faster, it also means there’s less you have to learn each time. So why doesn’t it feel any easier to keep up with all the changes? If you’re fighting to keep up with everything new in an already gargantuan app like Photoshop, you need some help. I can think of no one I’d rather have as my guide to the latest and greatest Photoshop features than Deke McClelland. That’s why I love his Lynda.com video series, Photoshop 2015 Creative Cloud Updates. In the series, Deke takes you through all the new features, and drops a ton of cool Photoshop tips along the way.
In the free movie below, Deke shows how to use the almost-so-amazing-it’s-creepy facially-aware Liquify features. They’re guaranteed to turn any frown upside down. Literally.
Check it out!
Photoshop Creative Cloud Updates
Special face-recognition scenarios
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Face-Aware Liquify
Content-Aware Crop
Font families and glyph alternates
This article was last modified on July 27, 2016
This article was first published on July 27, 2016
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