Adobe has officially released the latest version of Creative Cloud!
Am installing it now. Looking forward to the new features, though still pissed that SpeedGrade didn’t at least get a dual monitor view where you can move windows (especially the scopes to another monitor).
Julieanne Kost’s Blog at Adobe has a great article on the Libraries Panel in Photoshop CC.
I really didn’t realize this feature was in there, or how powerful it is, especially with syncing across your creative cloud accounts and Photoshop and Illustrator. Now they really need to add this panel into After Effects, as there are elements I would love to be able to use across all apps.
Adobe has released Photoshop Creative Cloud 2014.2!
I am most excited about improved Guides, which can create guides from selected layers! And Overscroll, so you can go past the image when it is in full view! And I like that Adobe Color (formerly Kuler) is now integrated!
The iOS App Adobe Kuler now has a control panel for Photoshop CC 2014. You can get it at the Creative Cloud Add on Site. The app lets you create and share color themes between your iOS device and Photoshop. Very very cool!
It seems OnOne’s software will work with 2014, but you will need to re-run the installer again. You can’t currently use the Extension panel until they update, but it still works through file Automate.
Now he is mostly using Photoshop and not video programs, but isn’t seeing too many speed increases, as most software can’t use many cores and or don’t have GPU acceleration for the new MacPros.
Macnn is reporting on the latest Photoshop CC update.
They have added 3D printing support, Perscpective Warp and linked Smart Objects.
I have to say I love how fast Creative Cloud Updates keep coming!
Here is a 2013 45 minute interview done with Thomas Knoll who with his brother John, created Photoshop. From the Luminous Landscape at Vimeo.
Thomas Knoll: The Story of Photoshop from The Luminous Landscape on Vimeo.