9to5Mac on Adobe’s iOS Firefly AI app

https://9to5mac.com/2025/06/17/adobe-firefly-app-lets-you-generate-ai-images-and-videos-on-your-iphone/ Sure we could have just used the web site, but this sure is convenient. Especially for me doing blog posts like this? Especially if I need an image of “Brindle shar pei in a top sitting in a throne of bones eating caviar”

Alexis Van Hurkman on being the Senior Product Manager if Color and working on and releasing New Color Management system

From Alexis Van Hurkman's blog and his first blog post in years (I had no idea he had joined Adobe). A very interesting read. With the new baby, I have so little time right now to play with Premiere, but this is something that has been needed for so long, now if only they would come up with a REC.709 Color space that doesn't have the Quicktime Color Shift (like BlackMagic has done).

Adobe MX 2024 Sneaks ProjectTurntable lets you rotate 2d vector objects in 3D

https://youtu.be/gfct0aH2COw?si=KwgpaKJkRwvtZM81 I use Illustrator, but am by no means an illustrator master, but the power of this sneak is just mind blowing! Taking your artwork and interpolating it in 3d so you can rotate it in both x and y directions and leave it as an editable vector file is beyond insane! -

It was inevitable Adobe is charging more for it’s AI features in new Creative Cloud Pro Plan

And yes everyone gets moved to it who has a current subscription, though there is an AI less plan, but it also loses all the cloud based apps. Check it out at Adobe. If you pay yearly it moves from $54.99 a month $69.99 a month (pre taxes) and month to month moves from $82.49 a month to $105.99 a month. The vector and generative fill features in Photoshop are unlimited in the new Pro tear but the video generative features come out of your 4000 monthlycredits. Everyone knew paying for AI would be expensive, but a 21% price increase is a bit much, though at least I finally feel like Premiere is getting some features like color management it has needed for a while (if if they really need to bring back Adobe Color, and it’s ability to correct in lumetri) or just make a better bridge to competitor DaVinci Resolve and it’s much more power color correction software

Oliver Peter’s digital film on Premiere Pro 2025’s new color management

https://digitalfilms.wordpress.com/2025/05/02/premiere-pro-2025-color-management/ This is so important because color management is so important so people need to understand the new system before starting a new project. And I know DaVinci is a competitor now since Resolve edits, but wouldn’t settings directly setup to move to resolve for real color correction be great, unless Adobe plans on bringing back Adobe Color!