Today Adobe posted few more “Sneak Peek” videos:
Image Deblurring – removing blurriness from digital photos caused by camera shake while the pictures were being taken:
Local Layer Ordering – a new way for graphic designers to create layered compositions that better reflect the way real world objects act:
InDesign Liquid Layout – using InDesign to create high quality magazines that automatically adapt layouts across devices and screen orientation:
Near Field Communications in Adobe AIR – using Adobe AIR to create applications that communicate with the physical world:
Automatic Synchronization of Crowd Sourced Videos – synchronizing video clips taken with different cameras and from different vantage points into a single immersive video:
Reverse Debugging in Flash Builder – the ability to step backwards in time while debugging a Flash application to better find the root cause of bugs;:
RubbaDub – automatically replacing the dialog of a video clip with separately recorded audio with perfect synchronisation:
Pixel Nuggets – searching through a large library of images by identifying images that contain the same people, backgrounds, landmarks, etc:
Monocle – a new visual tool to help developers find and fix performance problems in Flash applications:
Video Meshes – an entirely new way to edit videos, including the ability to create 3D fly-throughs of 2D videos and change focus and depth of field:
GPU Parallelism – using a device’s graphic processing unit (GPU) to accelerate performance of general purpose computing: