Two new ways to make selective edits in Photoshop

If you’re tired of making edits that affect your whole image, the Adjustment Brush Tool and the Object Selection Tool are about to become your new favourite features. These intuitive tools let you target your edits exactly where you want them, giving you total creative control.

Here’s why these tools stand out:

• Automatic Adjustment Layers: Every time you use the brush or select an object, a new adjustment layer is created for you. No extra steps needed!
• Non-Destructive Editing: Your original image stays untouched. You can experiment freely, knowing you can always go back.
• On/Off Flexibility: Want to see a before-and-after? You can toggle your adjustments on or off anytime.
• Editable Anytime: Not loving your first try? You can change your settings whenever you want, no need to start over.

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Object Selection Tool

The Object Selection Tool makes isolating specific subjects effortless. You have two convenient ways to select objects in your image:

• Click to Select: Hover over an object until it’s highlighted, then click once to instantly select it. This method is fast and precise, especially when Photoshop’s Object Finder detects separate subjects in your image.
• Drag to Select: Alternatively, click and drag a selection outline using either a rectangular or lasso shape around the object you want. Photoshop will analyze the area inside your outline and automatically snap the selection to the object within those boundaries.

With either method, you can quickly apply edits like exposure, color, or sharpness only to the parts of your image that matter most, without affecting the rest.

Adjustment Brush Tool

With the Adjustment Brush Tool, selection, masking, and editing all happen in one smooth action. Whether you’re brightening a face, adding color to a product, or fine-tuning just one area, this tool puts the power in your hands precisely where you need it.

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Ready to level up your edits? Try the Adjustment Brush Tool and Object Selection Tool to see how easy creative control can be.