Adobe is planning to announce “what’s next in Creative Cloud” on June 18th. The company has setup a new dedicated website where you can signed up to receive more information. This announcement could be related to the upcoming touch-based Photoshop CC version for tablets or maybe even the recent CC outage. Photoshop CC + Lightroom 5 + […]
\ Adobe is apparently working a new touch-based version of Photoshop CC specially designed for tablets:
We’re currently experiencing an outage affecting user’s ability to sign in to our services. We are working on a fix- stay tuned — Adobe Customer Care (@AdobeCare) May 14, 2014 → This is why the new Adobe Cloud subscription sucks. Read more about it here. → Sony camera sales fall by a third: “Camera sales – which include […]
Amazon is currently running a special for a limited time: Adobe Lightroom 5 for $80 (available for PC/MAC, boxed/downloadable version, regular price: $149).
Here is an updated list of all currently ongoing rebates programs and deals (including the latest Canon and Sony rebates):
Adorama is currently running several Fuji X-E1 camera specials: Fujifilm X-E1 camera body (black): $499.00 + free shipping & 4% Adorama rewards (price drop: $100) Fujifilm X-E1 camera body (silver): $499.00 + free shipping & 4% Adorama rewards (price drop: $100) Fujifilm X-E1 with 18-55mm f/2.8-4 lens (black): $699.00 + free shipping & 6% Adorama […]
Adobe officially announced the previously rumored Adobe Lightroom mobile version for iPad that lets you: sync mobile edits, metadata and collection changes back to the Lightroom catalog on a Mac or Windows computer automatically import images captured on an iPad and sync back to a Lightroom catalog on the desktop work on images, even when your […]
Adobe released Photoshop Camera Raw 8.4 RC with support for the following cameras and lenses:
→ The new Fuji camera grips for the X-Pro1 and X-E2 are currently in stock. → Adobe announced new features in Photoshop CC (14.2) including Perspective Warp, Linked Smart Objects and 3D Printing. Check this blog post for derailed information and more videos.
An entry called “Adobe Lightroom for mobile” appeared earlier this week on Adobe’s website and was promptly removed after 9to5mac discovered it and contacted the company for more details:
