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- Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Enters Public Beta
- Adobe Carousel Renamed “Adobe Revel”
- Adobe Releases Touch Apps Tablet Applications For Android
- Adobe Announces Carousel For Cross-Device Photo Management
- Day 2 Announcements From Adobe MAX: PhoneGap, Flash Player 11, AIR 3 and Unreal Engine 3
- Day 1 Announcements From Adobe MAX: Adobe Creative Cloud And Adobe Touch Apps
- Adobe Announces CS5.5, Subscriptions, Photoshop SDK and Touch Apps
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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Enters Public Beta
I saw a quick demo and what I found most interesting were the new Map and Book modules.
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Adobe Carousel Renamed “Adobe Revel”
Why was Adobe's app renamed after only a few months? And what does the name change suggest for the future of Adobe's photography apps for tablets and mobile devices?
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REVIEW: Adobe’s Touch Apps for Android
Some apps really stand out for their usefulness; others are not as helpful and robust. Despite this, I'm really glad to see Adobe stake a claim in the tablet market for creative professional apps.
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BOOK REVIEW: Digital Alchemy
It's pretty rare to read a photography book that discusses denatured alcohol, emulsions and other hands-on techniques that bring back memories of the darkroom.
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Adobe Releases Touch Apps Tablet Applications For Android
Today Adobe officially released their lineup of Touch Apps for Android tablets, deepening their dive into products for mobile devices
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BOOK REVIEW: Vincent Versace’s Welcome to Oz 2.0
Welcome to Oz 2.0 is a book for advanced and intermediate readers, and Vincent's tutorials are not simple or quick but constitute a "deep dive" into many features at once and produce great results.
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Adobe Announces Carousel For Cross-Device Photo Management
Carousel looks like a fun product to me but the photo management market already has a lot of solutions. Can it find a niche, especially among iOS devices?
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Day 2 Announcements From Adobe MAX: PhoneGap, Flash Player 11, AIR 3 and Unreal Engine 3
Compared to the first day's MAX keynote, the second day's keynote was much more focused on hard-core development.
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Day 1 Announcements From Adobe MAX: Adobe Creative Cloud And Adobe Touch Apps
After all these announcements, I wasn't sure if life will be easier or harder now for the traditional creative professional.
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Adobe Announces CS5.5, Subscriptions, Photoshop SDK and Touch Apps
Adobe has thrown a lot of changes at us today—a significant update to the Creative Suite, an SDK, new applications, a discontinuation and a major change in the way creative professionals will buy vital equipment from now on.
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REVIEW: Photoshop/Premiere Elements 9 for Mac
New prosumers will find the Photoshop/Premiere Elements bundle to be a great buy. The really interesting decision will be in the hands of Mac users.
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NVIDIA Quadro 4000 for Mac: Smaller, Faster, Better
Those who didn't buy the Quadro FX 4800 have even less of an excuse to turn down the Quadro 4000.
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BOOK REVIEW: Beautiful Photography In Vision & Voice
David's focus on exotic locations, introspective portraits and quiet moments that unify the material and make the book stand out.
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Photoshop Family Product Discounts Through December
Adobe is putting out some holiday discounts for Photoshop family products from Monday, December 13 until Sunday, January 5.
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This is the kind of information that's hard to obtain but can mean the difference between success and failure in the stock photo biz.
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Adobe Releases Photoshop Elements 9 and Premiere Elements 9
The biggest news is Premiere Elements is now available for the Mac for the first time. iMovie and iDVD users have a strong alternative now.
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Photoshop CS5 Review
No matter whether or not you use all of Photoshop CS5's new features, every one of them works as advertised and I don't have a major complaint about the upgrade.
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Adobe Lightroom 3 Released
Today Adobe announced the release of Photoshop Lightroom 3. The digital photography management application had been available previously through a public beta, which will expire at the end of June 2010.
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Photoshop Extended CS5 First Impressions
Photoshop Extended CS5 excites me in a way Photoshop Extended CS4 didn't—its new features seem that much more useful and smart.
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BOOK REVIEW: Photography Unplugged
The photography is candid and beautiful, showing a refined taste and judgment on the part of the photographer.
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REVIEW: Maya Entertainment Creation Suite 2010 Is A Wonderful Package
The Autodesk Maya Entertainment Creation Suite, which bundles Autodesk Maya 2010 with Autodesk Mudbox 2010 and Autodesk MotionBuilder 2010 software, is a beautiful product combination from Autodesk—and one of its first.
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Photoshop/Premiere Elements 8: New technologies, same ease of use
Photoshop Elements 8 and Premiere Elements 8 are interesting upgrades because some cutting-edge technology from the professional-grade Creative Suite 4 (CS4) has migrated to the Elements consumer lineup.
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Video from the Sneak Peeks event at Adobe MAX in Los Angeles. Cutting-edge new technology from Adobe, perhaps coming to the next Creative Suite.
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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 Enters Public Beta
I was able to attend a demo of the version 3 beta by Tom Hogarty (Lightroom Senior Product Manager) and also gained some insight in their approach to this public beta process.
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Welcome, Photoshop Elements 8 and Premiere Elements 8
Adobe looks to improve ease of use and create more "wow" moments—and Mac users get a special treat.
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