EPISODE · Nov 3, 2017 · 17 MIN
The Adobe CC 2018 Show
from Mike Murphy Unplugged · host Mike Murphy
Episode Summary: A rundown of the Adobe Creative Cloud 2018 update — the new apps, the headline feature upgrades across Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere, and why staying current with creative tools matters even if you can't learn everything at once.What You'll LearnWhat Adobe Creative Cloud is and why it's the creative-industry standardThe major October 2017 update highlights: Lightroom CC, Photoshop's Curvature Pen Tool, and more3 new apps graduating out of beta: Adobe XD, Adobe Dimension, and Character AnimatorWhy staying current with your creative tools matters more than mastering everything at onceA free 30-day trial of Adobe Creative Cloud is linked in the show notes. From the archives: Episode 38, The Adobe Show, covers the broader case for Adobe CC if you want the fuller introduction.Adobe Creative Cloud OverviewAdobe CC is Adobe's subscription bundle of creative software — the industry standard across graphic and web design, video editing, podcasting, print/advertising, and online content creation broadly. Photoshop has always been the flagship name associated with Adobe, but video, audio, and animation are just as central to the suite.Cost: $50/month for the full Creative Cloud, $20/month for teachers and students, $20/month for a single a la carte app (like Audition alone), or $9.99/month for the Photography bundle (Photoshop, Bridge, and Lightroom).Why Adobe Matters for Technology TrendsAdobe, Apple, and Amazon dominate because they understand user behavior and actively shape where technology, creativity, and business are heading through the tools they ship. Staying relevant doesn't require deep technical knowledge of AR, VR, or AI — but if Adobe CC and the newest iPhone are both leaning hard into a technology, it's worth keeping on the radar. Watching what companies like Adobe prioritize is itself a useful trend signal.Adobe CC 2018: What's NewThe major update landed in October 2017, installable through the Creative Cloud desktop app.Tools regularly used day-to-day: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Lightroom, Audition, Premiere Pro, After Effects.New apps graduating out of beta: Adobe XD, Adobe Dimension, and Adobe Character Animator.Highlights of the UpdateLightroom CC — a brand-new, cloud-native version of Lightroom (the older version becomes Lightroom Classic), with 1TB of cloud storage for RAW and JPEG files, editable from anywhere. Photoshop — Curvature Pen Tool, an improved Properties panel, smoother brush strokes, better brush organization, Kyle Webster brush packs, and a Quick Share menu. Illustrator — a new Properties panel and Puppet Warp. InDesign — footnote support. Adobe Audition — auto-ducking and faster mixdowns. After Effects — virtual reality and 360° camera editing, plus new animation tooling. Premiere Pro — improved Essential Graphics, responsive animations, multi-project support. Adobe XD — design and p…Read the complete show notes and resources on mikemurphy.ai.Support the showSubscribe To Weekly Newsletter:AI UnpluggedConnect With Me🌐 Website📧 Newsletter🎥 YouTube🐦 X💼 LinkedInComments, Questions & Feedback: [email protected]
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Episode Summary: A rundown of the Adobe Creative Cloud 2018 update — the new apps, the headline feature upgrades across Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere, and why staying current with creative tools matters even if you can't learn everything at once. What You'll Learn What Adobe Creative Cloud is and why it's the creative-industry standardThe major October 2017 update highlights: Lightroom CC, Photoshop's Curvature Pen Tool, and more3 new apps graduating out of beta: Adobe XD, Adobe Dimensio...
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