Archive: 2010 June

CorelDRAW X5 doesn't have the range of tools Photoshop and Illustrator might have, but it has some specific tools I don't see elsewhere and I am impressed by the strides made in web graphics and digital asset management.

2010-Jun-25 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Graphic Design | Reviews | TOP STORIES

After Effects CS5 seems like a less necessary upgrade than Premiere Pro CS5, but that's probably because After Effects doesn't have a game-changer like Premiere does with its new Mercury playback engine.

2010-Jun-24 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Creative Culture | Reviews | TOP STORIES

Flash Professional CS5 is still a phenomenal application that created an entire industry, but the fragmentation of the mobile market and the expanding Flash Platform has made its future unpredictable.

2010-Jun-18 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Reviews | TOP STORIES | Web Design

The more I use Illustrator CS5, the more I find I like its new features.

2010-Jun-18 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Illustration | Reviews

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.

2010-Jun-18 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Photoshop | Reviews | TOP STORIES

Now that I've worked with Dreamweaver CS5 for months, I've concluded that its new features really bring a new focus to the application.

2010-Jun-18 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Reviews | Web Design

Almost every freelancer has a dream—but the practical pitfalls of freelancing or owning your own business often get in the way. The authors of The Wealthy Freelancer think the truth is actually much different.

2010-Jun-09 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Creative Culture | Reviews | TOP STORIES

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.

2010-Jun-08 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Photoshop | Reviews | TOP STORIES