Adobe’s latest update to its software suite introduces a new 3D modelling tool, Fuse – and renames Flash Professional CC as Adobe Animate CC in recognition of the fact that HTML5 has now become the dominant standard for web-based animated content. Would be pleased. Creating realistic 3D faces and bodies has always been one of the toughest challenges for designers, a task Adobe aims to make very much easier with the of a new app in the Creative Cloud armory: Fuse CC.
The app, which is currently a Preview version, is intended to allow anyone to easily create animated 3D human models. In an effort to make PDF documents more accessible and beneficial for customers, Adobe and Dropbox are teaming up to offer integration in, and in Dropbox’s site and apps. Dropbox and Adobe customers will first notice the integration in Acrobat DC and Reader on the desktop with Acrobat Reader and Dropbox for iOS picking up the integration later this year. For Acrobat users, Dropbox integration means three things: easily find and send files stored in Dropbox using Acrobat in a single workflow, manipulate and collaborate with PDF files using either service including Adobe eSign integration, and ensure documents are accessible through Dropbox wherever you’re working.
Following months of rumors, is today announcing and, the latest versions of its popular photo editing and organization software. Sharing the same code, design, and much of the same functionality, the two Lightroom releases are separated into purchasable (Lightroom 6) or subscription (Lightroom CC) versions, only the latter of which can sync with Adobe’s mobile applications. As a replacement for its recently-discontinued Aperture professional photo application, and to aid users during the transition. Lightroom manages large photo libraries, while offering photographers powerful tools for RAW and JPEG image adjustment. Now solely a 64-bit application, Lightroom 6/CC promises huge speed improvements when applying prior effects to images, as well as newly added tools and brushes.
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As shown in the embedded video, facial recognition has been added, enabling functionality similar to Apple’s Faces feature from Aperture and iPhoto. A new HDR (high dynamic range) tool uses two images to create a composite photo with more vivid colors and detail, while brushes such as radial and graduated filters have been added.
The app has also gained new slideshow options, automatic panorama stitching, video slide shows, and many other features. Photoshop Lightroom CC can be downloaded now as part of; a, and currently on sale at. Photoshop Lightroom 6 can be ordered for. Adobe has also released version 1.4 updates to its mobile apps and with support for Lightroom CC, improved cropping, and TIFF file support.
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Both iOS apps are now available for free from the App Store, but require Creative Cloud subscriptions.