Head over to Adobe web site and the whole suite is out now, or if you are already a subscriber open up Adobe Application Manager and download the new Creative Cloud Suite. On a mac it is now installed from a menu item, which links to coming soon features like Font Installation and your Creative Cloud storage as well as Behance.
It is still $50 a month with a year subscription, but you can find deals to get $30 a month for your first year.
MacTech has the announcement, and it is a free upgrade for current users or $249.99 for new users on sale for $199.95. This is an awesome set of plug-ins that I use all the time, and can’t recommend it more highly.
And on Cinema 4D Lite
I so want to play with this. Been wanting to learn Cinema 4D for a while anyway, as it would be really useful in my career, though I need to not be working 12 hours a day! Should go through all the Adobe Videos on CC, but there is not enough time in the day.
This post at Creative Cow has a possible fix for importing an FCP 7 Project into Premiere Pro. And it is to import the media first and let Premier build the Cache and then import the XML! Smart.
According to a new PDF case study from Adobe, USC is giving up on FCP and teaching Premiere Pro. And not Final Cut Pro X. Nice. While Adobe is a full suite of apps, I think this kind kicks sand in the face of all those saying how FCP X is ready for professional usage.