Adobe is going to increase their prices for six different countries (Australia, New Zealand, India, Norway, Turkey and Brazil) because of currency fluctuations. The new pricing will take effect on May 1st, 2016. Here is the official notice from Adobe.
Today Adobe reported record revenue for their Q1/FY2016. This is probably the results of switching customers to Creative Cloud (see this post from December last year). Here are the details:
New updates from Adobe: Camera Raw 9.5 Lightroom CC 2015.5 It’s interesting to note that they included lens profiles for a bunch of third party NX lenses. Full list of changes:
Adobe released Lightroom mobile for iOS 2.2 with full-resolution output capabilities (download links: iPhone | iPad):
→ New Adobe Bridge CC version released with improved performance. → Kipon announced a new auto-focus adapter with interchangeable graduated ND filters (four steps). Shipping will start before March 15th. The price is $428. → Tamron’s CEO resigned. Apparently things are not going well. Expect some changes once the CEO takes over. → Canon PowerShot G9 X camera’s sensor tested […]
Adobe released Lightroom version CC 2015.4 / 6.4. Besides support for new cameras and lenses, the new update introduces a new feature called “Boundary Warp” for stitched panoramas: Complete change log:
→ The Velvet 56 Limited Edition lens will start shipping next week (available for both Nikon and Canon mounts). → Adobe Lightroom 2.1 for iOS is now available for iPhone and iPad (free download).
Adobe is making huge profit by switching customers to their cloud subscription. Theregister.co.uk says it all with the title – “Adobe: We locked our customers in the cloud and out poured money”:
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