5 HIDDEN features in Photoshop CC 2019 you may have overlooked

These 5 Photoshop CC 2019 features are some of the most useful unsung features in the Photoshop update. Some of these you may know, others you may not, How many do you know? Let us know in the comments.

[voxmeow]

Absolute favorite: Scrolling over the blending modes, no clicking. The immediacy of all choices helps me decide what looks best rather than sometimes having to makes layers and then switch back and forth between them. Huge time saver and creatively much more pleasing. Also, city chick!

[BruceStoneArtist]

Thanks Colin you once again have saved me a ton of time by getting me up to speed with the new changes. They changed it just enough to really screw up my workflow till I watch your trainings. I live in a very rural area so the cafe is my favorite place to enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning.

[msmit]

The anchor point feature being changed is very helpful, didn't notice that at first.

[alicebutterick]

Thanks Colin! Really enjoy your tutorials, just getting back into Photoshop after a long break and they are most helpful. The blending modes are really exciting and I'm downloading your Ultimate Guide. Thank you again from the semi-rural central coast of California!

[carlalsimon]

Loved the tutorial, as usual. Blending mode tip is a keeper.

[kapturebenoit]

I always enjoy your tutorials '' tips and tricks ''. It is useful both for learning and as a memory reminder.

[WildIllustration]

Thanks Colin, I really enjoy these tutorials and always learn something new. I share these with my students in our intro to Photoshop class. Keep up the great tutorials!

[sandracaldwell]

I have been looking for the anchor point for days!! Rural area for me!! Thank you so much for taking time out of your day to share all you knowledge! Im so blessed to have found your channel! Thank you!

[garyhaley]

I have heard about all of these but I think I will like the CTRL-Z for multiple un-dos the most!

[Ijneecijnercinj]

Your tutorials are very concise and interesting. I look forward to them all. 🙃

[jinxproof]

Layer blending options was new to me. I haven't done a lot with that yet but Im definitely going to work more with it now! Thanks!

[phattaxman]

Thanks for the tips. I'm relatively new to Photoshop, so I was not aware of any of them.

[michaelmcgrath]

Very useful video. Was aware of them but it’s always helpful to see them used in context. Living in a village on the Welsh coast.

[RickLincoln]

All of these are new to me. The dialog box calculation is very useful, but it's the blending mode previews that will save me the most time. Thanks for such a well presented tutorial!

[peterwoodruff]

Great tutorial, as usual. City guy especially interested in the layer modes bit. Thanks.

[SinaFarhat]

I work as a freelance event photographer and I constanly use a certain set of features in lightroom and Photoshop to deliver the end results to my clients, this way of working has however ment that I don't try new features unless I need them for my work and your channel helps me to see what I can use to improve my work and be a more effective photo editor!

[stevensmith]

Love your videos, nice easy presentation skills making it easy to follow. From big city of Phoenix. Thanks for showing the new anchor points, missed that but is helpful to know.

[LynnSmith]

I liked all of the tricks. Still waiting for windows 10 then I will upgrade tp 2019 photoshop. I’m in a rural area. Winter is a great time for learning tutorials for me. Love taking picks of winter birds just learning how to do textures on my back grounds of my images.

[Schauk]

I haven't noticed the selecting automatically and applying for text, thanks for sharing master!

[carlakoenig]

There was several here that I didn't know about yet. I think my favorite would have to be scrolling through the blend modes to see how they would be applied, also not having to hold the shift key during transformation has been long over due. I think it should have been like that from the beginning. It makes more sense... Thanks so much for these tutorials!