Show blend if/Blending Effects badge on layer Opt+click on toggle arrows (groups and effects) in layer panel should close all targets Layer tooltips to include layer name (if defined) Allow changing color labels to multiple layers at once CMD+J to duplicate layers and layer group

Allow changing of blend modes for multiple layers at once Add bicubic sharper & bicubic smoother options when free transforming layers Allow 00 or Shift 00 to work when setting layer/fill opacity (previously no way to get 0%) Add dither options to Layer Styles for Gradient Overlay and Gradient Stroke Add a contextual menu item that deletes a layer effect not just disables it Use consistent grammar style in the title of dialog windows (no commands such as 'Choose a color:') Give the user choices regarding how they want transparency treated in OpenEXR on file open Read common stereo image pair formats (JPS, PNS) Allow for more bit depths in TIFF files New mode for eyedropper to select layers current and below Add ignore adjustment layers options bar item for the eyedropper Show the sample size popup for the various eyedropper tools (black point, white point, Brush cursor reflects brush dynamics for round and captured tips Brightness/contrast slider for textures when painting Change color dynamics to per stroke instead of per tip (user option for old behavior) HUD brush resize and hardness can now change opacity If you only have two minutes, we've also got the full PR after the break, along with an official list of new features and tweaks. For now, though, you can download the free beta (it's only available as an English- and Japanese-language program for now). When this goes on sale it'll cost $699 as a standalone product, and $999 for the extended version. There's one thing that hasn't changed and that's pricing.

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