Adobe has announced it's new Mighty Pen and Napoleon Ruler. No price or release date yet.The pen looks mostly like a Pogo Connect to me, with the software and the cloud doing the heavy lifting on transferring between devices, but the Napoleon Ruler looks very cool. Still mostly the software doing the heavy lifting, but a very cool idea and device.
Larry Jordan has posted his thoughts on the Adobe Press Conference on the new Creative Cloud. And has a post on Adobe's newly announced products.
Cinescopophilia has posted an Adobe TV overview of the new Speedgrade Creative Cloud.
Cinescopophilia has posted 3 videos from Adobe TV with the basics on Premiere Pro CC. As well as an Overview for Video Professionals also from Adobe TV.
Todd Kopriva has posted a couple of features on the sync settings for creative cloud. You can now sync Preferences and Settings, Workspace Layouts and Keyboard shortcuts.Here is the info fro Premiere Pro and for After Effects which can sync preferences, keyboard shortcuts, output module templates, render settings templates, composition settings presets and interpretation rules.This very very cool. Can carry your settings with you, without carrying them. VERY VERY COOL! Especially for us freelancers, who work in different offices all the time!
Worth checking out,a s it goes into the video products much more than the actual Adobe Keynote did.Jun 17th for the new creative cloud, though Adobe Anywhere will be a few weeks behind that.
ArsTechnica has the news that Adobe has killed off it's Creative Suite with a perpetual license in favor of Creative Cloud.
Walter Biscardi has posted a quick 1 minute look at his top 10 (11) favorite features of the next version of Premiere Pro. He also says in the text just how fast the program is. Can't wait to get my hands on it, especially with my GTX 675 with 4GB of RAM powering it.
David Torno at the Pro Video Coalition has released part 5 of his ExtendScript training videos.
Petapixel has an article on the beta of the new Piccure Camera Shake Reduction Plug in that you can download for free for 14 days to try to give feedback. Looks pretty amazing, I am looking forward to giving it a go. Be interesting to see if it is better than Adobe's own solution which is coming with the next cloud version of creative cloud.Check it out at their web site.