This visual layout proves to be helpful since you can quickly glance to see how the image has changed rather than guess which of 20 consecutive Clone Stamp actions is the right one to skip back to. To begin, I learned that there are three main modes in which to use the Touch Bar: Layer Properties, Brushes, and Favorites and then there is a shortcut to a History Scrubber, which allows you to jump back steps using small visual snippets of the image stages, rather than use a dedicated history palette that is organized by the names of specific tools you used. Herein lie the positives and negatives I found when initially spending some time editing in Photoshop CC 2017 with a new 15.4" MacBook Pro.
The difference, of course, is that the Touch Bar is adaptive, and does not have the physically recognizable keys of the past. With many photographers accustomed to this method of navigating Photoshop, it is a seamless experience to expand your touch-based tool set to the now-included Touch Bar. Nearly every key serves a purpose within the application, and functions as a one-touch alternative to solely using the mouse to navigate through menus and individually select tools or to adjust the way tools function. Photoshop has always made use of the keyboard to work with the application efficiently and quickly.
REVIEW PHOTOSHOP FOR MAC PROFESSIONAL
Since MacBook Pros are certainly the standard in portable, on-location computing for the professional photography industry, it only makes sense that one of the first applications to adopt rich support for the Touch Bar was Adobe Photoshop. Replacing the traditional, physical Function keys of all previous models, the Touch Bar presents itself as a customizable, adaptable Function bar, as opposed to keys, which can be tailored to individual apps.
REVIEW PHOTOSHOP FOR MAC UPDATE
With Apple’s latest release to its ever-popular line of MacBook Pro notebooks, the tech giant has brought a new physical update to the 13.3" and 15.4" models, with the Touch Bar.
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