Adobe has shared a cool video that shows off the power of its Digital Publishing Platform (used for designing Wired’s iPad version), which should be available to the general public later this summer via Adobe Labs.
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Singular Software has made available the Beta 4 version of its PluralEyes audio syncing software for Adobe Premiere Pro. If you are using an earlier beta version, you should be notified automatically. The latest beta release is available for download on Singular Software’s website.
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Microsoft has dropped Office 2010 on the world today. The big M did some heavy public beta testing with Office 10, and thinks with the success of Windows 7 that Office 10 will be its biggest Office release to date.
Office 2010 Home and Student is priced at $149 retail, while Office 2010 Home and Business is $249 retail. However, Amazon already has some significant discounts on those prices today. Hit up the Microsoft Office 2010 Resource Center for more details.
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Here’s the latest video from Adobe Evangelist Jason Levine, which takes a look at different methods of slow motion from DSLR video in Premiere Pro CS5 and After Effects CS5. [click to continue…]
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Oddly enough, Steve Jobs made no mention of Safari 5 during his WWDC keynote speech yesterday; instead, focusing on the iPad, apps and, of course, the new iPhone 4.
At first glance, Safari 5 appears to be a much improved browser over its predecessor. Safari 5 includes new additions, like Safari Reader, which removes ads from websites, steps up HTML5 support, offers faster browsing speeds, and adds Bing search as a built-in option.
There are a number of other improvements in Safari 5, which you can read about on Apple’s website. If you want to go straight to the Safari 5 download page, here’s the link.
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Here’s the second video in the DSLR video workflow series from Jason Levine of Adobe. This one covers how to time-remap footage within the timeline, key framing time changes and more.
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Adobe has launched a ton of new software products in its new Creative Suite 5. Web design, video, photo, graphic design, flash – you name it, Adobe’s programs cover it. And, if the other improvements impress as much as Photoshop CS5 does, then all you creative types are in for a real treat. [click to continue…]
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muvee Reveal is a software program designed to help luddites transform simple home movies into more professional-looking videos. The software touts the ability to apply professional templates, add music voiceover and captions, and share on YouTube or Facebook with ease. muvee Reveal also supports HD video for the growing HD crowd of home video cameras. [click to continue…]
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Corel just announced its VideoStudio Pro X3 software for consumer video editing. The new software retails for $100 and gives you the basics video editing, and allows you to dip into Blu-ray movie burning for you HDTV. Corel is bragging about its speedy rendering times, so you won’t have to go eat lunch and take a nap or two while your videos render. Part of the improvements are due to the additional support for multi-core processors and GPU accelaration. Check availability on Amazon.com.
More details from Corel in the press release below. [click to continue…]
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We all know that hard drive crashers are too common. Most computer users have experienced or at least know someone that has experienced a crash before. NTi (NewTech Infosystems) recently stepped out with a new hard drive backup solution that makes backing up precious content a snap. Backup Now EZ is designed specifically with the PC and beginner user in mind making it a great solution for anyone.
You can fully protect specific folders or the entire hard drive easily and upgrading a hard drive would be a breeze also. Backup Now EZ is available at www.ntius.com for $49.99. They have a free trial download as well. [click to continue…]
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