Photoshop CS6 comes with three new blur tools included. These turn image processing into an easier and quicker process. The tools are called field blur, iris blur and tilt-shift and are grouped together under the Filter > Blur menu. The iris blur is probably the most innovative, allowing users to edit shapes containing built-in masks and isolate parts of the image which should remain in focus. The amount of blur can be controlled, as well as the brightness and color of bokeh highlights. Field blur is a fast way to blur an entire image or perform several depth-of-field adjustments. Tilt-shift allows users to copy the behavior of lenses allowing for manipulation of the plane in focus. In the new version of Photoshop support for video files has been expanded. Now you can add and mute audio tracks, create fades, transition and perform standard video edits. The file format support is handled by Adobe Media Encoder, which also powers Adobe Premiere. There is also a new Oil Paint filter that can quickly be applied to photographic images. It opens in a separate window and can be adjusted in real-time.

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