Dennis Radeke
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[Walter Soyka] “Lightroom seems to operate entirely outside the CC development model. I don’t think I get anything extra in Lightroom as a CC subscriber than you would get as a Lightroom PL customer.”
Just some clarification.
Lightroom MobileThere is also the Photography plan which is what most users are getting as opposed to an older perpetual license of Photoshop or Lightroom: https://creative.adobe.com/plans/photography
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[Paul Neumann] “…to keep getting that $50 a month Adobe has to keep getting better. And changing the way they develop everything is what’s letting them do that.”
Exactly!
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[Bill Davis] ” Talking points in Adobe demo’s would be my guess?”
Fanciful supposition(!) but in truth Adobe focuses on presenting what we are doing for our customers based on constant feedback from said customers as well as observations on trends, new technology, emerging workflows, etc.
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Well, this is certainly a very interesting list. Thanks for sharing.
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[chris saflar] “Question. Does Premiere Pro CC operate and look the same in both the windows and mac versions?”
Yes.
[chris saflar] “can I get that edit over to my old PC and export that edit, can they cross over ?”
Yes.
Easiest two questions I had all day! 😉
Dennis – Adobe guy
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Once you create the new PSD document, you should be able to alt+click+drag the new asset on top of the old one to replace it while retaining any effects and keyframes. Good luck.
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Also, this will be something that the forthcoming Render and Replace feature will really come in handy…
Dennis
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Sounds like a good time to clean your media cache and trash your preferences.
Dennis – Adobe guy
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Create a Photoshop document that is larger than your frame size. So for example, if the video is 1920×1080 then make it something like 3000×2000. Drop the reticle into the document, size it to fit and make sure any white or similar aspects are removed to make it transparent. Then fill the outside of the reticle with black.
Here’s an example as a .png. You should obviously use an approved image that you have permission to use.
Dennis – Adobe guy