IT House May 12 news, according to MacRumors reports, Adobe recently announced new Photoshop for iPad features, including content-aware fills, removing backgrounds, and selecting subject portraits, which continue to make the iPad app more consistent with the desktop version of Photoshop.
Content-Aware Fill is designed to allow users to make any selection and use AI to fill in content based on surrounding images, a quick way to remove distracting elements from the background of a photo.
The Remove Background tool is designed as a one-click option to non-destructively remove backgrounds from images.Select Subject Portrait lets users select people in the image and refine details such as hair and clothing edges. Other new features in Photoshop for iPad include a font browser and automatic tint, color, and contrast.
In addition to updates to Photoshop for iPad, Adobe has updated its Fresco drawing and painting app with Liquify for distorting images, a magic wand for selecting colored areas, and new accessibility features.
Photoshop for iPad is priced at $9.99 per month as part of the Adobe Photography Program, and Fresco is also priced at $9.99 per month.
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