Photoshop new features teaser video

Haven't seen the Photoshop new features teaser video mentioned in this forum.
A couple of welcome improvements caught my attention:
- Conditional step in an Action
- Blur Gallery as Smart Filter
http://ProDesignTools.com/whats-next-adobe-photoshop-new-features.html

Thanks for the link!
A couple of welcome improvements caught my attention:
- Conditional step in an Action
- Blur Gallery as Smart Filter
I agree with regard to Blur Gallery, currently I consider the feature useless for my workflow.

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I have updated my photoshop CC on a regular base but I still do not get the new features uned :filter/Render/Trees

what to do to get the new features under Filter /Render/Trees in Photoshop Cc

But did you update CC to Photoshop CC2014 (Photoshop 15.x)?
Macintosh or Windows?
What exact version of the OS?
Machine specs?
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Note that this is boilerplate text.
If you give complete and detailed information about your setup and the issue at hand,
such as your platform (Mac or Win),
exact versions of your OS, of Photoshop (not just "CS6", but something like CS6v.13.0.6) and of Bridge,
your settings in Photoshop > Preference > Performance
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what error message(s) you receive,
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etc.,
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New features are missing in Photoshop cc update

My software says Photoshop CC is up to date, However, I don't see the new features:
No smart guides
No Font view in document when I hover over a font in the selection list.

Use menu help>About Photoshop see if you using Photoshop CC 14.2.1 or Photoshop CC 2014. They are separate both on you system you may well be in CC 14.2.1 and not CC 2014..

New update to Photoshop CC features for Creative Cloud members

New Photoshop CC features for Creative Cloud members is available now. This update to Photoshop CC (version 14.1) includes an exciting new technology, Adobe Generator, which allows new workflows, especially for web designers, screen designers, and anyone who needs to extract image assets out of a Photoshop document.
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For more info visit http://blogs.adobe.com/pselements/?p=388.
Thanks,
Garry

Found some of the troubleshooting steps here http://blogs.adobe.com/crawlspace/2013/06/updatingupgrading-to-photoshop-cc-faq.html. Can you also check on blog here http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotcom/2013/09/introducing-adobe-generator-for-photoshop-c c.html and if needed can share issue/feedback so team invloved can share more thoughts or also post on Photoshop Forum as well -http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop.
Hope it helps.
Thanks,
Garry

Photoshop CS3's new features supported by Aperture?

hi:
i'm intrigued by some of the new features in Photoshop CS3 such as the non-destructive filters. i'm wondering how Aperture treats these new types of layers or filters when using CS3 as an external editor. i don't have CS2, so i don't think i was eligible for the beta download (and didn't have much time to play with it anyway).
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Noel Carboni wrote:
See this page:
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/features.html
Personally I think some of those features are great. Better sharpening, detail preserving upsampling, the ability to run Camera Raw as a filter on an open image... All these things can lead to making noticeably higher quality images.
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Blur Gallery motion effects
Select the image areas in focus
Content-aware features with color blending
ect ect
I have the windows 7.
Please Elsa

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FAQ: New feature overview

This text guide helps you find most major new features in Photoshop CS. For a comprehensive video walkthrough, see this Ask A Pro session with Senior Product Manager Zorana Gee.
Retouching and transforming
Content-Aware Move tool
The Content-Aware Move tool lets you quickly recompose images without complex layering or slow, precise selections. Extend mode convincingly expands or contracts objects such as hair, trees, or buildings. Move mode lets you place objects in completely different locations (most effectively when the background remains similar).
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Content-Aware Patch tool
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Type
Paragraph and Character styles
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Double-click existing styles to edit them and update all associated text in the current document. From the panel menus, save and load styles to apply them to other documents. Or drag styles from one document to another.
Type styles are hierarchical: Manual overrides replace any applied character styles, which in turn replace applied paragraph styles. This hiearchical approach lets you combine the efficiency of styles with the flexibility to customize your designs.
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Drawing
Vector layers
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Tip: To reduce anti-aliased edges, ensuring that vector objects look as sharp as possible, select Align Edges in the options bar.
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Video
Choose Window > Timeline to access the redesigned, clip-based Timeline panel, including transitions and effects that give finished videos professional polish. Easily change clip duration and speed, and apply motion effects to text, still images, and Smart Objects.
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Correcting wide-angle lenses
Choose Filter > Adaptive Wide Angle to quickly straighten lines that appear curved in panoramas or photos shot with fisheye and wide-angle lenses. The filter uses the physical characteristics of individual lenses to automatically correct images.
Fine-tune the adjustments with these options in the Adaptive Wide Angle dialog box:
In the upper left of the dialog box, choose the Constraint or Polygon Constraint tool. Then drag across key objects you want to straighten or align vertically or horizontally. (If necessary, right-click constraint lines in the image, and choose an orientation from the pop-up menu.)
In the upper right of the dialog box, choose the lens type and focal length, and adjust Scale andCrop Factor to compensate for any blank image areas the filter introduces. (To save and load customized settings for use with future images, click the menu icon.)
Tip: To see a visual representation of the transformations applied to the image, select Show Mesh at the bottom of the dialog box.
Photographic blur gallery
Choose Filter > Field Blur, Iris Blur, or Tilt-Shift to quickly create three distinct photographic blur effects with intuitive on-image controls.
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For a different look, build a gradient blur effect using the Field Blur option, placing multiple pins with different blur amounts. Or align blur along one or more planes with the Tilt-Shift option.
With the blur adjustments complete, style the overall effect with Bokeh brightness and color controls.
Tip: Combine multiple blur types to produce creative results.
Camera Raw 7
Simplified Basic controls in the Develop tab improve highlight and shadow rendering. New local corrections are available for white balance, highlights, shadows, noise reduction, and moiré.
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Selecting and adjusting colors
Skin-tone selection and face-detection
Choose Select > Color Range. Then, from the top pop-up menu in the Color Range dialog box, choose Skin Tones to easily isolate those tones. To reduce the resulting selection to faces in the image, select Detect Faces.
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Improved Auto corrections
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Painting and patterns
Oil Paint filter
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Erodible and airbrush tips
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Brush Pose holds stylus tilt, rotation, and pressure
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Brush Projection applies stylus tilt and rotation to tip shapes
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Color Dynamics settings automatically vary color as you paint. In previous versions of Photoshop, dynamics settings changed color for each distinct tip stamp in a stroke. In Photoshop CS6, however, dynamic changes occur once at the beginning of each stroke. This lets you vary color between strokes, rather than within each individual stroke.
To revert to the behavior of previous versions, choose Window > Brush, and select Color Dynamics from the list at left. At the top of the options at right, select Apply Per Tip.
Scripted patterns
Select Edit > Fill, choose Pattern from the Use menu, and then select Scripted Patterns to choose from several geometric options. Build sophisticated designs by combining these scripts with Custom Pattern presets and blending modes.
Workflow and workspace
Fresh new look
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Select from four different brightness levels: Choose Edit > Preferences (Windows) or Photoshop> Preferences (Mac OS). In the Interface section, select a Color Theme swatch.
Note: To quickly decrease interface brightness, press Shift + F1. To increase brightness, press Shift + F2.
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A new Mini Bridge gallery offers easier access to images and documents. Choose Window >Extensions > Mini Bridge.
To maximize screen space, functions formerly in the application bar have moved elsewhere. To switch between Standard and Full Screen display modes, click the button at the bottom of the toolbar.
Speed from Mercury Graphics Engine
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Layer filtering
At the top of the Layers panel, new filtering options help you find key layers in complex documents quickly. Display subsets of layers based on name, kind, effect, mode, attribute, or color label.
Preset migration and sharing
Choose Edit > Presets > Migrate to easily move presets, workspaces, preferences, and settings from Photoshop CS3 and later to Photoshop CS6. Choose Edit > Presets > Export/Import Presets

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Adobe Digital Imaging Evangelist Julieanne Kost shows off the new features in Adobe Camera Raw in Photoshop CS6.
http://adobe.ly/I5cT45

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Hi,
I'm a photographer (not retoucher or designer). Just moved over to CS5.5 from CS3 due to the price changes that will happen in the next upgrade. I'm finding the changes quite difficult to navigate. I know there's lots of info out there, but really, there's too much! I'm looking for a good discussion, video, print, whatever, of the main changes in workflow between the versions. I'm pretty old school in my PS use. I use Curves a lot, set skin tones with CMYK numbers etc. My work flow is probably closest to that used by many beauty retouchers. One of the big changes thats throwing, me for instance, is that I can no longer simply cmd click on a eyedropper target on skin then cmd 1, 2, 3 on the RGB curves layers to set points to adjust colour.
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In the Adjustments Panel it’s alt-2 (composite) and alt-3 (red), alt-4 (green), alt-5 (blue) to select the individual channels now.
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One can still trigger the old modal dialog via a Script, but it might be better to just get accustomed to the Adjustments Panel.
You may be able to download the Help as pdf for CS4 and CS5, their respective »What’s new?«-sections should provide an overview of the accumulated new features.
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http://help.adobe.com/en_US/photoshop/cs/using/photoshop_cs5_help.pdf

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