ProVideo Coalition.com: Adobe Beyond Adobe

Sign up for newsletters the power of many PRO COALITIONS VIDEO AUDIO PHOTO PHONES


Login Register Member List

Adobe Beyond Adobe Find out what the movers and shakers in Adobe's Dynamic Media Organization are thinking about, and get a glimpse into their vision on everything from product direction to hot trends in the worlds of video production and content creation. The Adobe Posters: Mark Randall: Chief Strategist Bill Hensler: VP Product Development Simon Hayhurst: Sr. Dir., Product Management Giles Baker: Group Product Manager, Editing Workflow Michael Coleman: Product Manager, After Effects Steve Kilisky:Product Manager, Interactive Futures Dave Helmly: Sr. Business Development Manager Dennis Radeke: Business Development Manager Lawson Hancock: Product Manager, Audio Kevin Towes: Product Mgr Flash Media Server March 2010 February 2010 November 2009 October 2009 September 2009 June 2009 May 2009 March 2009 February 2009 December 2008 November 2008 October 2008 September 2008 August 2008 April 2008 March 2008 Complete Archives Catch up with the Adobe Video product teams on Facebook Adobe Creative Suite Buzz Hub One giga-reasons why your workflow will change Adobe is looking for Senior Product Managers for Professional Video Editing Post’s West Coast Editor Daniel Restuccio Visits Adobe’s Headquarters Happy 20th Anniversary Photoshop! Technology Sneek Peek: Adobe® Mercury Playback Engine Premiere Pro 4.2 & AVC-Intra The Future is 64-bit Matrox and other 3rd Party I/O Vendors with CS4 Adobe Story Using Kuler Color Themes Creative Suite 4 updates on Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects Open Screen Project-Reinventing Storytelling in the Digital Age New Short&Suite on AdobeTV…and a new look Searchable Video Now Available For You To Create Perfecting Green Screen Photos 64 Bit 64 bit OS and Adobe products NLEs: How Native Workflows Help You Save A follow up on 64-bit “Everyday Timesavers” in CS4 Hits Adobe TV Search or Discover? Thinking Vista? Think 64-bit. Premiere Pro C4 and After Effects CS4 Workflow Using the NEW Native RED R3D Plug-in	Friday, September 25, 2009 Matrox and other 3rd Party I/O Vendors with CS4 dhelmly aka DavTechTable \| 09/25- 03:15 PM PDF and video information As many of you know, over the past several weeks, Adobe has been working with the 3rd party I/O board vendors and their current CS4 drivers. This has been a joint effort between these companies and Adobe. CS4 introduced a number of changes ranging from 64 bit memory addressing to I/O calls and so on. The recent Matrox Axio & RTX driver is working quite well with only a few minor issues for Windows users. We are highly recommending that Windows users upgrade to Vista64 (or Win7 64 when released) & 8GB or 16GB of RAM. Here is a PDF with information on using Matrox Axio and RTX with CS4 and identifies a few of these issues. Matrox is continuing to make improvements to their driver. Make sure to periodically check their website for updates. If you have any questions on any I/O cards and Premiere CS4 please feel free to ping me or your 3rd party rep. Adobe engineering and myself are working with these companies weekly. We are also working on a Premiere 4.2 update due next month. A number of fixes plus support for Native AVC-Intra Import.Stay Tuned. I’ll send an update when it’s available. Adobe Story (our new Metadata Script writing tool) was also released on Adobe Labs – Make sure to check it out and get a free beta download. http://Labs.adobe.com. CS4 • Hardware • (9) Comments • Most recent comments by: kingtrae, dhelmly aka DavTechTable, jbandy1, dhelmly aka DavTechTable, Eric Addison, dhelmly aka DavTechTable, jbandy1, Eric Addison, • Permalink Thursday, September 24, 2009 Adobe Story dhelmly aka DavTechTable \| 09/24- 09:22 PM Kicking off a New Evolution in Storytelling A preview version of Adobe Story is now available on Adobe Labs. Designed for creative professionals, producers, and writers working on or with scripts and screenplays, the preview version will let customers try out a few of the scriptwriting tools that will be part of the overall features in the final version of Story. Story will be the new starting point in the pre-production phase of a planning-to-playback workflow thanks to tight integration with future versions of Adobe’s production toolset. Script information in Story will be transformed into relevant metadata that will flow through the production process to automate the creation of shooting scripts, shot lists, rough-cuts, and more. So in addition to being a screenwriting tool, Story’s future integration with Adobe’s production toolset will help creative professionals deliver more engaging experiences, while also enabling huge efficiencies in pre-production, production, and post-production. The scriptwriting features in the preview version of Adobe Story are just the beginning! To access the preview, go to: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/story/ Pre-Production • (0) Comments • • Permalink Friday, September 18, 2009 Using Kuler Color Themes Scott Gentry \| 09/18- 08:48 AM Quick Lynda.com Tutorial Kuler online. Post Production • Training • (1) Comments • Most recent comments by: • Permalink Page 1 of 1 pages	Metropia Chris Meyer \| 09/29 An animated film birthed in After Effects. FantasticFest Panels: on set VFX supervision for 3D Mike Curtis \| 09/29 Jabbar Raisani from Robert Rodriguez’s Troublemaker Studios talks about on set tools Location, Location, Location Kendal Miller \| 09/29 Keys To Successful Location Scouting FantasticFest Panels: Sean Fairburn on shooting 3D Mike Curtis \| 09/28 Tips from a pro on shooting & posting Stereoscopic/3D content FantasticFest Panel: The Future of 3D Mike Curtis \| 09/27 Industry experts & pundits prognosticate on the uptake of stereoscopic imaging in the marketplace 3D Audio Budgeting Business Cameras Distribution Editing Hardware Lists Lighting Motion Graphics NAB '09 Pre-Production Production Post Production Training Visual Effects

Partner Text Links