Adobe is already losing novice users to other applications because of this barrier to entry, and that will become a greater problem down the line as the competition matures. It’s an amazing application, but this is an incredibly high price for software, and one few people can afford (especially with the rort-tastic Australian price, which is almost double what US users pay). Photoshop is remarkably expensive, coming in at $1168 all by itself.
Your best bet is to make use of the 30-day trial and explore for yourself. You can visit Adobe’s official Photoshop page to learn more, but even it doesn’t detail every single feature. Note: This doesn’t even begin to dive into the features in Photoshop, which are far too numerous to list here.
Complex brush tool for great painting effects, including custom brushes you can create yourself. Several tools for quickly making complex selections and removing backgrounds. Create animations with Photoshop’s frame-by-frame animation tools. Healing brush and content-aware fill tools help you easily remove unwanted blemishes and even objects in photos. 
Smart Objects make it possible to easily re-use common assets. Excellent colour management tools for images that will be printed. Excellent image exporting tool for getting images ready for use on the web. Built-in Camera RAW plug-in is like a specialised RAW image editor app inside of Photoshop. Supports importing and exporting many image formats. Includes a robust set of filters for image alteration and manipulation that can be expanded with third-party plug-ins. Layer styles save time when creating common effects. Several image adjustment tools for a variety of options. Layer-based workflow allows for flexible adjustments.
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