New preference on Windows 10: Preferences > Workspace > Align UI According To OS Settings. Improved Refine Edge tool accuracy in the Select & Mask workspace. Improved performance of the Surface Blur filter and the Noise > Median filter. Improved performance of common blending and compositing operations. Usability improvements to the Properties panel. Improved document creation (Cmd/Ctrl+N) launch performance. You can then create a depth-of-field effect in the image using Filter > Blur > Lens Blur. Photoshop can read depth maps in HEIF image files created by iPhone 7 Plus and later devices into a channel. Photoshop now supports Apple's High Efficiency Image Format (HEIF). This feature makes it easy to reuse assets even across languages that use different composers-for example, Middle Eastern and East Asian languages. Composer Switching: You can now change the text composer on a per-document basis from the Paragraph panel. Now, under Scale And Layout, choose a scaling factor for each of your displays. In Windows, select Start > Settings > System > Display. So, you can choose either the highest-end 13-inch laptops with 4k screens, the more affordable 1080p models, or tap into the new 8k desktop monitors, and still have an uncompromised experience within Photoshop. For example, one of your monitors can have a scale factor of 175%, while another monitor can have a scale factor of 400%. 
This enhancement ensures that a high resolution (HiDPI) laptop works seamlessly alongside a lower-resolution desktop monitor, or vice versa.
In addition, Adobe and Microsoft have worked closely to provide per-monitor scaling across monitors with different scaling factors. Photoshop automatically adjusts its resolution based on your Windows settings.
This enhancement makes the Photoshop user interface looks crisp and sharp regardless of the pixel density of your monitor. On Windows 10 Creators Update and later versions, Photoshop now offers a full range of choices for UI scaling-from 100% through 400% in 25% increments.
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