Adobe makes major update to Photoshop

When Adobe made its big switchover to the Creative Cloud subscription model back in June, one of the biggest selling points was the idea that designers would benefit from a continuing rollout of new features - rather than having to wait a year to buy a new, boxed version-number. And so far Adobe has made good on that promise, already announcing new features for Muse and the Edge suite, a major update to Dreamweaver and new functionality for InDesign.

But what of Adobe's flagship tool, Photoshop CC? Well, we've had to wait a few months but the company has finally announced a big change to the image editing software. It's not so much a new feature as a new platform, Generator, which has been created to help speed up designers' workflow by automating repetitive tasks. Or, as Adobe puts it: "a technology that fundamentally changes the way people work with Photoshop for web and screen design".

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