Photoshop's new 'Markup' feature lets you draw on images to show what you want

Photoshop seems to be all about the AI tools these days, and the latest release certainly has its share of those. However, Adobe is finally introducing something else that Photoshop users have demanded for a long time: lighting controls like those in Lightroom. That will help save time for simple edits by allowing creators to do RAW-quality edits without leaving the Photoshop app. The new Light Adjustment Layer promises "professional-grade lighting controls" in a non-destructive layer. Those controls include exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites and blacks, allowing for "camera raw-level results without ever leaving your Photoshop layers workflow," Adobe explained.