Testseek.com have collected 29 expert reviews of the Adobe Photoshop CC and the average rating is 90%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Adobe Photoshop CC.
August 2015
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Published: 2015-07-01, Author: Adam , review by: alphr.com
There's still nothing that challenges Photoshop as a single, do-it-all image processing app. Lower-cost Windows rivals from the likes of Corel and Serif still aren't as complete (even within their core features) or robust, and Mac newcomers like Acorn and...
Published: 2014-07-25, Author: Rod , review by: techradar.com
Subscription plans mean lower cost entry point, New selection and blur tools, Clear and simple interface for a complex app
Subscription model, Update installs alongside Photoshop CC, Lightroom and Photoshop need better integration
For a while, you could still buy Photoshop CS6 as a 'perpetual' alternative to CC. That's no longer the case, so Adobe's brave new world of subscription services is the only way forward for Photoshop fans who want to stay current. But it all seems to be ...
Published: 2013-09-25, Author: Rod , review by: techradar.com
Subscription plans mean lower cost entry point, Big improvements to Camera Raw tools, Standard and Extended versions now combined, Clear and simple interface for a complex app
Inflexible subscription model, Camera Shake Reduction tool very slow, Feels like a minor upgrade compared to CS6, Lightroom 5 offers the same RAW tools for less money
Unlike CS6, where a lot of the supposed new features weren't that good, this CC release has plenty to get your teeth into. There's something for everyone, but the real star is the Camera Shake Reduction filter. The improvements to the 3D engine are also n...
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Published: 2013-06-20, Author: Michael , review by: itproportal.com
Sleek interface, Content, aware move and patch, Fast performance, Updated Camera Raw features, Camera shake reduction tool
Sheer number of tools can be bewildering
There's a reason "Photoshop" has become a verb in the English language: The software can perform image tricks that approach the unbelievable. With Photoshop CC, Adobe has maintained and increased the program's position as the pre-eminent image editing to...
Retinaready for Mac laptops, Redesigned Image Size dialog box and new interpolation method for better enlargements, Shake Reduction filter fixes blurry images, More filters available as Smart Filters, including Camera Raw plugin
Bridge is a separate installation, Bridge lacks Adobe Output Module and Export panel
Camera shake filter works very wel, 3D performance increased across the boar, Spot Removal in Camera Raw is excellen, upsampling is a lot better than CS, vector objects with corners can be reedite
Smart Sharpen not massively bette, upsampling not as good as third party plugin, limited 3D format suppor, numerous windows use old colour scheme
Camera shake filter works very well, 3D performance increased across the board, Spot Removal in Camera Raw is excellent, upsampling is a lot better than CS6, vector objects with corners can be reedited
Smart Sharpen not massively better, upsampling not as good as third party plugins, limited 3D format support, numerous windows use old colour scheme
Unlike CS6, where a lot of the supposed new features weren't that good, this CC release has plenty to get your teeth into. There's something for everyone, but the real star is the Camera Shake Reduction filter. The improvements to the 3D engine are also n...
Abstract: While Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom are a powerful combination for professional photo editing and graphic design, both are strong standalone applications. You can purchase each program as a standalone license or as a subscription service. Lightroom...
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Published: 2015-07-07, Author: Jack , review by: shutterbug.com
There are still aspects to the Creative Cloud that I have yet to explore. One of these is the new Adobe Stock photo library connection; another is interconnectivity with my iOS devices and Android smartphone. But that aside, just in terms of the new Light...
