Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
Today is the first day of availability for Adobe Photoshop CS6 and all the other new CS6 products. You can download CS6 apps from Adobe’s website.
If you’re ordering a boxed copy, it should ship today.
Also, student and teacher editions are available from Adobe’s website here.
The full list of new CS6 products is below. [Read more…]
I have confirmed that Adobe CS6 products will ship and be available for download on May 7, 2012.
Pre-orders for Adobe CS6 products are available direct from Adobe here.
Upgrades to CS6 from other CS products are only available from Adobe here.
CS6 Student & Teacher editions are available from the Adobe Education Site.
The new Adobe CS6 products available are listed below. [Read more…]
Adobe will unveil Production Premium CS6 at NAB 2012 next week. Production Premium CS6 wil feature the following products from Adobe:
The new SpeedGrade CS6 was teased in late 2011 on Adobe TV with very little about it revealed since then. SpeedGrade will be a pro grading tool, while Prelude is a new solution for the process of ingest, logging and transcoding.
I’ll have a better look at Production Premium CS6 next Monday. In the mean time, the full press release teaser from Adobe is below. [Read more…]
Conan O’Brien’s editing staff put together a fun little video (seen below) that talks about Adobe’s upcoming Premiere Pro CS6. In it, they take some jabs at both Apple’s Final Cut Pro X, as well as a couple of digs at AVID. Additionally, we get a little bit of a look at the new CS6 interface. [Read more…]
Take a look at the above video, which was completely edited in Photoshop (CS6 maybe?).
Right now, you can edit videos in Photoshop CS5 Extended. I’ve done it in the past even with plug-ins applied to video footage. However, if I can get the look I’m after in Premiere Pro or After Effects, I’m going to do that because the process is more streamlined (for now).
However, I’m excited to see what Adobe has up its sleeve because of the following statement at the Photoshop blog from Photoshop Senior Product Manager, Bryan O’Neil Hughes: [Read more…]
Here’s a short video that takes you behind the scenes of ‘Act of Valor‘, which was shot on the 5D Mark II, and shows how Adobe products were used to help make the film. I knew that Adobe products were used quite a bit on the film; however, I was still surprised to hear that most of the visual effects in the film were done in After Effects.
It looks like most/all of the Adobe products that Bandito Bros used can be found in Adobe Production Premium.
[via Adobe TV]
The above video was captured with a Canon Rebel T2i (aka 550D), along with the nifty-fifty 50mm f/1.8, 18-55mm kit lens and Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 lens, and it was edited using Premiere Pro, After Effects and Twixtor.
When Adobe bought IRIDAS’ tech earlier this year, colorists ears perked up at the idea of Adobe implementing SpeedGrade into its Production Premium suite of video products. It’s been crickets since then though.
Last week, however, Colin Smith published the below video on Adobe TV entitled “Introduction to Speedgrade.” [Read more…]
Adobe Premiere Pro and Production Premium are still available for 50% off through the end of October. [Read more…]
Adobe’s marketing machine is taking advantage of the Final Cut Pro X dilemma by enticing Final Cut Pro users with a 50% off discount of competing Adobe products and packages, including Premiere Pro CS5.5 and Production Premium CS5.5. Adobe’s promo (shown above) takes a dig at Apple’s recent bad press with its switch slogan: “You’re a pro. Make sure your toolset is too.” [Read more…]