Adobe brings Photoshop filters to the browser

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Adobe launches CSS Custom Filters, allowing you to apply filters to images - and any other HTML element - real time in the browser.

We're all used to using Photoshop filters to apply visual effects like blur, grayscale, drop shadows, and sepia to our images. Now Adobe has launched CSS Custom Filters, which enable you to apply filters to not just images, but any HTML or SVG element in real time, right in the browser.

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