[Leesa Dean]

Thanks! I actually just checked that out yesterday. It’s awesome!

[Leesa Dean]

Thanks so much, Timothy. That makes it seems REALLY easy (I was worried I might have to take a calculus course or something, in order to learn it.)
And I think the zooming in and just creating a motion path with the camera through the space will be fine. I’m not looking to do anything really fancy–just show movement through an environment from a character’s perspective–like him walking through a nightclub–or the camera going through the sky past office buildings to focus in on a particular window.
Thanks again.

[Leesa Dean]

thanks, Phife. I’m planning on getting a Mac Pro and currently have a Pismo pb so, I’m figuring a ANYTHING’s gonna be an “upgrade” in terms of speed for me.

[Leesa Dean]

I spoke with a customer service person at Adobe yesterday who said that Mac Pro compatible versions of AE, Flash & Photoshop “most likely” will be released in the 1st quarter of 2007. He said that they all, however, can run on the new Mac Pro’s, but use Rosetta vs. Universal binary, meaning they run about 5% slower.
I’m wondering if anyone here is running running either AE or Flash on the new Mac Pro’s and what their experience is. I’m planning on upgrading my computer in a month or so, but won’t if AE or Flash (or Photoshop) run mind-numbingly slow.