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Kudos to Adobe for their CS4 products
Hello All (Rich Harrington in particular),
I am a “proud” owner of many of the CS4 products from
Adobe. (but I really like Final Cut Studio 2).Thanks to the “cow” for some great tutorials. I just used a really old 3 page After Effects tutorial to turn text into smoke. This was written in 2001! But worked great with After Effects CS4!.
One more item, just watched Rich Harrington’s short tutorial on the Vibrance tool in Photoshop CS4. That tool (and many others) is amazing. My question: Who makes the decisions at Adobe when they develop a tool like that? The programming effort to design such a tool, and one that “works” only with certain image properties is amazing. Does Adobe take input from photogs and users? What a product!
Thanks to Creative cow as well.
Eric
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3 Replies
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Appreciate the feedback. We’re glad you enjoy all the tutorials.
Not sure who at Adobe executes the final say on each product but I’m sure that user input is always appreciated. I know Richard has made a number of changes to the Adobe products we use by his input and influence.
Thanks Richard!
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Adobe is very open to feedback..
They certainly look to industry pros as well as forums (here and others) to see what people are looking for.
You should also check out labs.adobe.com to see what’s brewing.
Richard M. Harrington, PMP
Author: Photoshop for Video, Understanding Adobe Photoshop, Final Cut Studio On the Spot and ATS:iWork
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Hello Again,
Thanks are not enough. The podcasts are really helpful.
Also, as a form of “support” I did buy the Adobe CS4 book
Richard Harrington has put together.Thanks,
Eric
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