#PHOTOSHOP CS6 VS CC 2015 DOWNLOAD#
Get all of our Photoshop tutorials as PDFs! Download them today! Changing The Color Theme There was nothing terribly wrong with the interface back then, but its lighter tone meant that the image was always competing for attention with the interface elements surrounding it ( black and white portrait photo from Shutterstock): Here's what it looked like back in Photoshop CS5, which is pretty much how it had looked since Photoshop was first released more than two decades ago. Throughout most of Photoshop's history, the interface was much lighter than it is today. And if you don't happen to agree, that's okay because the color of the dialog boxes can now be adjusted along with the rest of the interface in Photoshop's Preferences! Let's see how it all works.ĭownload this tutorial as a print-ready PDF! A Little History In the most recent version of Photoshop CC 2015, Adobe has finally brought the dialog boxes in line with the rest of the interface, and while this change is purely cosmetic, I think you'll agree that the darker look is a welcome improvement. Yet while the main interface was darkened, the individual dialog boxes remained just as light as they had been in previous versions.
Back in Photoshop CS6, Adobe took the traditionally lighter interface and made it significantly darker, with the idea being that the darker interface would be less distracting to us as we worked on our images. One of these changes, and perhaps the biggest one, was the introduction of the new Start screen and Recent Files panel, both of which were designed to make opening files and creating new documents in Photoshop easier than ever.Īnother change, and the one we'll look at in this tutorial, was the introduction of new darker dialog boxes in Photoshop.
In the November 2015 Creative Cloud updates, Adobe made a few important changes to the interface in Photoshop CC.
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