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Like third-party equivalents, such as DxO ClearView, it evidently uses a process similar to Shadows/Highlights, but the halo artefacts that you have to watch out for with that filter are very well controlled. I tried Dehaze on several raw shots and found the results reasonably pleasing. You can actually grade video using Camera Raw within Photoshop, but I didn’t try Dehaze this way, since any filter that uses frame-by-frame analysis risks flicker (hello, Auto Color), and because editing video in Photoshop is for hipsters. It’s only available in the Camera Raw module (on the Effects tab), but it can be applied to JPEGs or other image files, via Filter | Camera Raw Filter, as well as to raw images on import.ĭehaze is also available in Lightroom, but not in Premiere, where it could be equally handy. When you break the rule of not shooting into the light, but not so dramatically that anything interesting happens, you get low contrast and a disappointing picture. However, there are no extended licences, exclusives or multi-seat plans, and Adobe insists truculently that if you use the same image for two clients you must license it again (although a subscription would make that meaningless). Prices are keenly competitive with rivals like iStock, at £7 for any image, £24 for 10 images per month or £180 for 750 (£144 if paid annually). Watermarked comps are ready to use and can be auto-replaced with licensed copies.

Thanks to Adobe’s acquisition of the huge Fotolia library last winter, you can now find and buy stock images and video from Photoshop’s Libraries panel. This time, there are a few additions to the image editing toolbox and a mixed bag of workflow changes, particularly for app and web designers. However, it would be fair to say expectations of mind-blowing innovation are muted. This doesn’t stop Adobe thinking up new features to shoehorn in every year – even more often than every year, now that we have the subscription model. Adobe Creative Cloud 2015 review: A meaty update – for some

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