Category: Adobe

Adobe’s new “Guided Upright” tool in the Lightroom and Camera Raw updates makes distortion correction a breeze

John Aldred

Adobe have just announced that Lightroom CC 2015.6, Lightroom 6.6 and Adobe Camera Raw 9.6 are now available adding a whole slew of lens support, a few new cameras and some very welcome updates and fixes. The big feature is the new Guided Upright tool, available in both Lightroom and Adobe Camera Raw.  In these videos, […]

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Lightroom 6.6 and CC Updates Now Available

Eric Reagan

Adobe has released Lightroom 6.6 and Lightroom CC 2015.6, along with Adobe Camera Raw 9.6. The updates provide raw file support for the following cameras: Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II Leica M-D (Typ 262) Nikon COOLPIX B700 Panasonic DMC-GX85 Additionally, tethered camera support for the following cameras has been added: Canon EOS-1D X Mark II […]

How To Create Awesome Social Graphics With Adobe Spark

JP Danko

Adobe Spark is a new app from Adobe that allows users to create template based social media graphics (Spark Post), web stories (Spark Page) and animated videos (Spark Video) using a simple online interface. If you’re like me, you often find yourself creating social media graphics from scratch in Photoshop (or with an Photoshop action set). […]

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Content Aware Crop is one of the features coming in a major Photoshop CC Update

John Aldred

In a sneak peek posted on YouTube today, Adobe are showing off one of the new features that’s coming in what they describe as a “Major Update” to the Creative Cloud platform. The video, presented by Stephen Neilson from the Adobe Photoshop team, walks us through the new feature.  Designed to help us fill in […]

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Adobe responds to QuickTime for Windows security flaw, offers native ProRes support

John Aldred

Many Windows based video users have been concerned lately regarding security flaws which led Apple to pull all support for Quicktime for Windows, with the Federal Government going so far as recommending that Windows users completely remove it from their system. Adobe have today announced a response to this issue, declaring that they are adding native support for […]

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Lightroom Coffee Break: Dragging in Edit Fields for Finer Control

Eric Reagan

Lightroom Coffee Break is a video series that offers great little nuggets for learning the ins and outs of Adobe Lightroom in 60 seconds or less. In the latest video, Adobe’s Benjamin Ward explains how drag in edit fields for finer control in Lightroom. Check it out above. Copyright/DMCA Notice: The RSS entry was originally published […]

Adobe Lightroom 6.5.1 & Camera Raw 9.5.1 Now Available

Eric Reagan

  Adobe has released Lightroom 6.5.1, Lightroom CC 2015.5.1 and Camera Raw 9.5.1, which add RAW file support for the Pentax K-1 and Sony RX10 III cameras. There are also several bug fixes in both updates. There is a known issue for Mac users that Adobe is still working to resolve: Image flickers when moving an […]

ON1 Photo RAW, the first new RAW processor in a decade

John Aldred

ON1 is a name that seems to be practically a household name these days, and ON1 Photo has become an essential tool in the post processing workflow to many photographers, but one thing it’s lacked is a quality RAW processor. Now that’s set to change with ON1 Photo RAW, which they’re describing as “the first all-new […]

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