Check out the above short video that shows off some quick tips for using the Quick Develop panel to adjust images in Lightroom CC Classic.
Adobe “Moving Stills” Tech Automatically Adds Parallax Effect to Photos
What do you get when you combine Adobe’s content-aware tech with automated 3D-mapping and Ken Burns photo slideshows?
Adobe’s Moving Stills tech previewed at Adobe MAX this week gives us a sneak peek at the future of easy photo slideshows. [Read more…]
Adobe Lightroom Gets Big “Profiles” Update
The latest version of Lightroom adds a massive update to the Camera Profiles feature (Lightroom Classic and Adobe Camera Raw) – now simply called Profiles – and adds them into Lightroom CC (the “cloud” version of Lightroom). [Read more…]
Adobe Creative Cloud Prices Increase in April
Adobe has been sending out notices of price increases for its Creative Cloud subscription plans the past week or so. I got mine earlier this week.
Starting April 16, 2018 prices go up for several Creative Cloud plan types. [Read more…]
4 Ways to Copy Develop Settings to Another Photo in Lightroom
Here’s a super short video that shows us how to copy develop settings from one photo to another using Lightroom. I use each of these methods fairly often with the exception of the fourth technique. I can’t say that I’ve ever used Auto Sync – and I can’t think of a time when I’ve ever needed to use it.
ON1 Photo RAW 2018 Officially Released
ON1 Photo RAW 2018 is now officially out of beta and available for purchase. With several new features, the ON1 Photo RAW 2018 looks to capture some of Adobe Lightroom’s market share from those photographers who are not inclined to continue down the subscription path as Adobe locks future upgrades for Lightroom to its subscription-only Creative Cloud plan.
If you missed out on the beta, ON1 will still let you download the full version of Photo RAW 2018 for a 30-day trial period to kick the tires. You can download it here from ON1’s website.
The Next Upgrade for Lightroom 6 is Never; Long Live Lightroom CC!
Back in 2013, we all saw the writing on the wall when Adobe killed its Creative Suite perpetual licenses and Photoshop CS6 became the last version you could buy and keep forever. While Adobe kept delivering some bug fixes and RAW file support for CS6 for awhile, eventually, that stopped.
Now, Lightroom 6 is getting the same treatment. Worse still, is that there are no RAW file updates planned for future cameras in Lightroom 6. Lightroom CC will be the only game in Adobe-town going forward. And, Lightroom CC has plenty of changes as well. [Read more…]
Adobe Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements 2018 Unveiled
It’s that time of the year again when Adobe releases updates for its Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements apps. The 2018 versions of the apps offer improved organization, automated editing and new Guided Edits that walk you through how to edit and create.
Adobe Elements Organizer 2018 now automatically curates your photos based on quality, faces, subjects and more. You can also build slideshows of your curated photos and videos with one-click. 67 new guided edits offer step-by-step instructions for tasks like swapping backgrounds, creating double exposures, adding overlay effects and more.
Note also that Adobe changed the naming scheme to match the year, so that Photoshop Elements 2018 is the replacement for Photoshop Elements 15 (released in 2016).
You can find out more of the new features on the Photoshop Blog. Adobe Photoshop Elements 2018 is available now for $99.99. Check it out here at B&H Photo and Amazon.com. Likewise, Premiere Elements 2018 is available for $99.99. Check it out here at B&H Photo and Amazon.com. The combo of the two apps is also available for $149.99, which you can find here at B&H Photo.
Deal: Adobe Photoshop Elements for $59
B&H has Adobe Photoshop Elements 15 (most recent version) for $59 (reg. $92) for a limited time. Check it out while it lasts here at B&H Photo.
If you are interested in video editing too, you can get the combo pack with Photoshop and Premiere Elements for $99 here at B&H Photo.
Premiere Pro CC 2017 Adds a Proper Type Tool, Essential Graphics and Audio Tools
Every year when we ask about the aging audio and type tool options, we get a we’re working on some major overhauls to the core program for these features. Well, now it looks like we are finally getting some serious upgrades to both of these features, along with several more. [Read more…]
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