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Adobe Photoshop CC 2017.1.1 Build 02-05-2017 NL incl. Bridge by Den Spike Unattendeds
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What's new in Photoshop CC 2017 is apparent when you start working on a new image. Choosing New Documents presents a dialog offering templates such as Textured Geometric Masks, Instant Film Mockups, and Photo Collage Layouts. Filter categories across the top let you restrict the proposed templates to Photo, Print, Art & Illustration, Web, Mobile, and Film & Video. You can get more templates by searching Adobe Stock in the bottom of the dialog, but I only found a few templates there when searching on the word "collage." The word "layout" produced 41 choices, though. Some templates are on the hefty side: One I chose was larger than 100MB.
And these assets can be somewhat spendy too: Just licensing two assets a month costs $19.99 per month. For $29.99 per month you get 10 assets, and pricing goes all the way up to $199.99 per month for 750 assets. A Saved section lets you quickly get back to frequently used templates. You can check out stock templates in your Web browser, or just download them within the application.
You can still pick from thumbnails of your recent files, and access presets and libraries from the start page. The page shows personalized tutorial content at the bottom. Those who'd rather stick with the legacy starting experience can switch back to it later, but I find that the new start page makes it much easier to get to things I'm interested in, such as recent projects.

Also new is the ever-present magnifying icon for search at top right. This lets you find program functions, your own images, tutorials, or Adobe Stock images. I think a search function in a complex desktop application is a great idea, and some big-league developers agree: Microsoft wisely introduced it to Office 2016, for example.
Adobe keeps making the Photoshop interface more customizable. You can choose from among several targeted workspace layouts, including 3D, Graphic and Web, Motion, Painting, and Photography, or create your own custom layout of panels and windows. You can even rearrange the program's toolbar button rail to taste. Photoshop's icons now sport the flat, 2D, non-skeuomorphic style that started with Windows 8, later landed in iOS 7, and has since become a widely adopted interface design standard.
The interface also adapts to the purpose at hand. A case in point is the new Select and Mask workspace, which is an available option whenever you have a selection tool active. This shows only the tools useful during selection, such as Refine Edge, Lasso, Brush, Hand, and Zoom, along with the relevant Properties panel. The interface's color themes offer a pleasing, context-sensitive consistency, too. If you set the window borders to be light gray, all dialogs will likewise be gray.

Photoshop is keeping up with the times in terms of touch input, such as that that supported by the Microsoft Surface Pro 4. Not only can you use touch to pan and zoom images, but Photoshop also recognizes gestures, such as a two-finger swipe to undo and a three-finger swipe to scroll through images. Larger tabs help touch-screen users, as do soft Shift, Ctrl, and Alt buttons. Based on my latest tests, touch responsiveness is even faster in the latest edition.
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Tijdens installatie, wordt je internet verbinding verbroken, hou hier rekening mee aub...
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Veel plezier ermee!

*Laat je PC tijdens installatie even met rust aub!

*Unattended software altijd als Administrator uitvoeren.

*Installatie is volledig Unattended.

*Tijdens installatie wordt het programma geactiveerd.

*Geschikt voor 32 en 64 bit systemen.

*Getest op W10 Pro 32 bit en W10 Pro 64 bit.
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GRTZ,
Den Spike