Photoshop 23.5 is available for Windows 10+ and macOS 10.15+ on a rental-only basis. It is also now possible to search within the Preferences dialog by keywords. Workflow improvements include a new Neutral Color Mode option for the interface, which displays brightly coloured elements like the Share button in neutral colours: one of the most common recent user requests. The AI-based Harmonization neural filter – used to match colour and tonal balance between layers of an image – has also been updated, although the release notes don’t specify how, and it’s still officially in beta.ĭisplay UI elements like the Share button in neutral colours Other improvements to existing features include more accurate previews of 16-bit documents, with “more accurate compositing and histograms and … reduced scope for data inaccuracy and banding”. More accurate previews of 16-bit documents Local processing is faster, but cloud processing gives a more detailed foreground matte. The biggest change is to the option to process the AI-based Select Subject operation, used to isolate people or objects from the background of an image, in the cloud rather than on your local machine. Photoshop 23.5 doesn’t add new features to the software, although it does improve several existing ones. Process Select Subject operations in the cloud for more detailed foreground masks The update adds the option to perform object masking with Select Subject in the cloud rather than a local machine, more accurate previews of 16-bit images, and a new neutral colour mode for the user interface.

Adobe has released Photoshop 23.5, the latest version of its image-editing and digital painting software.

Photoshop v 22.1