Adobe wird in Kürze drei neue Apps zu einem Preis zwischen 2 und 5 Dollar im AppStore anbieten: Adobe Eazel, Adobe Nav und Adobe Color Lava. Nächsten Monat ist es soweit.
Finde ich interessant, in welche Richtung Adobe da geht. Das hat Zukunftspotential!
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Adobe Eazel:

Adobe Nav:

Adobe Color Lava:
Finde ich interessant, in welche Richtung Adobe da geht. Das hat Zukunftspotential!
Quelle: 9to5mac
Adobe Eazel:
Adobe Eazel is a finger-paint program that lets you send your artwork directly to Photoshop CS5 from any location, provided you have a network connection between your iPad and a computer.
Adobe Nav:
As the name suggests, Adobe Nav lets you view Photoshop documents on your iPad as well as customize the Photoshop CS5 toolbar on iPad to easily access the tools you use most. You can browse, reorder, view and zoom in on up to 200 open Photoshop documents on iPad, tap a document on iPad to make it the active document in Photoshop CS5 and more.
Adobe Color Lava:
Adobe Color Lava is when you need to mix colors and create custom swatches on your tablet. Anything you create on an iPad is instantly available in Photoshop CS5. Adobe has detailed all three apps in cool videos, but we couldn’t embed them here so you’ll have to follow the links. Note that those apps don’t seem to be related to a new Photoshop Express app with layers Adobe recently demoed at Photoshop World. Included below is a promo clip that kinda sums up the idea of interacting with Photoshop CS5 via tablets.
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