Photoshop CC 2020 Review In Short.

 Photoshop 2020 Review

1. New Features And Tools Add In Photoshop 2020:-

1. Object Selection tool

The Object Selection tool is by far the best addition to the newest update. Adobe now uses sense's artificial intelligence to identify objects in a scene and automatically create selections. Thank goodness, we can put down the Magic Wand tool! It’s pretty darn good, too. Obvious examples of it not working 100 per cent are busy environments that have lots of crossing over, such as foliage or complex architectural backdrops. But even then, wow it’s good! 

Just pair it with the Select and Mask tool (right-click on the selection to get there) to refine your edge, and you’re set. And for simpler selections on clear backdrops, it’s an absolute doddle. 

2. Transform consistently

You can give your fingers a rest because consistent transform behavior via the Shift key is a thing of the past. Hallelujah! Photoshop 2020 now performs a consistent transform from the off, that is, you can make selections bigger and smaller without squashing its width or height, all without holding down Shift. Why this wasn’t the standard since the dawn of Photoshop? We're not sure.

You’ll notice the Link icon in the top of the toolbar is now automatically on. Hold down the Shift key now, and you’ll see you can adjust width and height as normal. If you’re a traditionalist and prefer to leave it as it was, head to: Edit > Preferences > General and tick Legacy Free Transform.

3. Seamless saving via the Cloud

It's targeting seamless integration by allowing work to be saved to Adobe's Cloud. It’s a great addition that’ll give you a few sighs of relief when your device battery dies or the software crashes mid-work. However, use of the Cloud storage is a bit clunky – if you’re saving files to the Cloud don’t expect to be able to download them back onto your device, because you’ll have to reopen them in Photoshop to re-save locally.

4. Properties revamp

The Properties panel has had a well-deserved revamp to give quicker access to things like displaying the Rulers, the Grid, adjusting Guides and also includes a powerful extra tab called Quick Actions. These speedy features change depending on what you have selected in the Layers palette. Highlight no layer at all, and it’ll default to the Document properties, click a raster layer, and you’ll be greeted with the Pixel properties actions and highlighting a Type layer will give you some more. They’re designed to be used with a single click, instead of fiddling behind sub-menu after sub-menu and are there for all your most common requirements, although we're hoping Adobe open this up to some customizing soon.

5. Flexible Smart Object conversion

Merged Smart Object layers are now even more flexible with the ability to reverse the process of converting several layers to a smart object, and back again. Once you’ve created your Smart Object with layers, you can right-click on it in the Layers palette and go to Convert to Layers to reverse the process. However, now you’ll have them in a useful Smart Object Group folder, so they don’t get inter-mingled in your 200 layer monster document. 

6. New and improved presets

There have been some great new changes to the presets end of Photoshop recently. The old presets we know and love are still there, hidden under the Legacy Presets option in the contextual panel menu, but there's no access to new gradients, shapes and patterns, which each have their own dedicated panels, making it easier to sift through thumbnails. 

You can even reorder and categorize your presets using simple drag and drop and place them directly onto the canvas if needed, but this feels like a universal change to take into account functionality on the iPad. That said, you now get a live preview as you cycle through presets by clicking on them to get a feel for each one on the canvas, which is better than squinting at the thumbnails.

7. More powerful Transform Warp

Transform Warp is more powerful with the inclusion of control points and split points, which divide your image into sections (find this in the top toolbar). From here, you can make custom-sized grids, delete grid lines, put them anywhere and set your own anchor points.

System requirements

macOS

Multicore Intel processor with 64-bit support

macOS version 10.13 or higher

2 GB RAM

NVIDIA Ge Force GT X 1050 or equivalent and higher

Windows

Intel or AMD processor with 64-bit support; 2 GHz or faster

Windows 7 (64-bit) or Windows 10 (64-bit)

2 GB RAM

NVIDIA Ge Force GT X 1050 or equivalent and higher

Photoshop 2020 is good or not?

In My Opinion, Yes, Photoshop 2020 Is better than other versions of Photoshop.