Adobe Creative Cloud Reviews & Product Details

I love how intergrated After Effects is to other Adobe Applications – for example Dynamic Link with Premiere Pro for linking after effects projects without rendering.

Many aspects of the user interface haven't really changed for about 20 years, and are little tricky to use or require code – i.e. looping a nested timeline.

Creating marketing and product how-to videos

Continues to inspire creativity with a feature set that continues to grow. Works seamlessly with the rest of the Adobe suite. 2D, 3D and motion – it's so hard to single out the single best feature!

The fact that I am always tempted to keep experimenting!

Image preparation – enhancing, sizing, repurposing; all with speed and ease.

I can edit photos, design creatives easily. Also creating graphic design for social media is easy from this software. Image manipulations and color corrections of photos is easy from Adobe Photoshop. One of the best part is we can create gif animation from photoshop. I frequently use this software for creative designs.

It requires high end pc to perfrom best. Ai integration need to be more fine tuning. A bit expensive software. New users feel little confused because of the tools that Adobe Photoshop offers.

All in one solution for designers. You can easily get camera presets, design presets, effects and plugins for Adobe Photoshop.

Photoshop, in conjunction with Lightroom, are the engine on which the digital workshop runs. It's continued evolution has kept it relevant for the decade and a half in which I've been using it.

I could only like to see some changes for creating works from scratch - more natural sketching options.

Photoshop allows me to do the precision work need I to do in finishing my images.

It is a powerful editing tool , I like the AI and multi layer editing tool. I also love the fact that it has varieties of intelligent tools to help achieve professional and clean editing

Well, nothing really comes to mind...overall I'd greatly recommend

As a graphics designer and social media influencer, it helps me make editing easy, clean and produce quality graphics and this helps me to constantly give back quality and attract users to my profile

You have complete control over which parts of the images you edit. And all controls are easy to find in the menu. It is easy to import photos from the desktop on your computer to the lubrary and also easy to jump to photoshop to use additioinal editing tools. I use this progra a few times a week to edit images.

I wish the menu at the top of the screen with "library" "develop" and other tabs was always visible. You need to hover over the top of the screen to see these options.

Being able to add tags to images lets me quickly search for a particular photo through my entire library. I am also able to apply edits to specific part of the image instead of global edits.

The casual editing and it will make your photo extraordinary x100

Nothing but it will make more easy to use for all users

It will become image more casual and minimal with its effect

The ability to create just about anything you can think of post production on video, etc.

Slightly expensive but like anything else you get what you pay for.

The ability to add animation/effects to videos, images, etc.

It's extremely powerful for laying out long multiple page documents for both print and interactive projects.

Because it has so many options and capabilities, I often feel it's hard to find and access certain tools, and even sometimes I feel a little lost as to how to do certain seemingly simple things. Like for instance, setting up and formatting indented bullet lists - should be easy, right? We'll, I've done this multiple times but I always seem to need to dig up a tutorial on how to get it done every time since it's just not obvious.

I use it to create reports and e-books which are sometimes exported to be interactive web based pdfs and on other occasions, will be printed. It's nice Indesign allows for dial functionality like this in terms of exporting to a pdf.

I use Adobe InDesign for precise layout projects. Primarily building extensive programs and booklets. It's an excredible tool for keeping multipage documents organized and neat.

I wish InDesign were better connected to the rest of the Adobe Suite. It can be difficult to incorporate photoshop images.

InDesign makes completely massive projects efficient and simple.