In a sneak peek posted on YouTube today, Adobe are showing off one of the new features that’s coming in what they describe as a “Major Update” to the Creative Cloud platform.
The video, presented by Stephen Neilson from the Adobe Photoshop team, walks us through the new feature. Designed to help us fill in the gaps when rotating and cropping images, Stephen shows us how content aware crop differs to the current crop tool.
The new crop tool would allow you to move the horizon by adding more sky or ground, as well as letting you more easily adjust the aspect ratio by adding content to the edges of your images.
This could be a very handy feature if, like me, you often forget to leave enough room in your shots for Facebook’s 851×315 cover photos. :)
Although you can do this right now, by simply cropping and then using content aware fill, this could become a big time saver if you’ve got a lot of images to rotate and crop with gaps that need to be filled in.
No word yet on other features coming in the update, but we’ll keep you posted as soon as we hear of any!
What features are you hoping to see in a Photoshop CC update? Let us know in the comments.
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