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Debacle is a new video from Nike Skateboarding that’s breaking all the rules with the ability to download an HD copy of the video for free from Nike.com
Debacle was also done in partnership with Adobe, so you can check out a Behind The Scenes video to see what went into making the film:
[Nike Skateboarding - Debacle]
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NVIDIA has teamed up with NOTCOT, Core77 and Behance to bring you the ‘State Of The Art’ contest, and prizes include the kick-ass NVIDIA Quadro CX graphics card along with a copy of Adobe’s CS4 Master Collection.
The contest is broken down into three mini-contests, so you have a few different chances to submit, and the first on comes from Core77, and it’s called ‘Visualize the Screens of the Future’.
If you’ve got artistic talent and are looking for a new way to express it (and potentially win some prizes) then be sure to check out the contests and show off what you’ve got!
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When it’s Adobe’s time to show off, you know it’s your time to pay attention.
Creative License is their demonstration to designers of just what’s possible with the Adobe Creative Suite, and their demonstration to regular Joes that they will never have even a tenth of the skill that these guys have.
Prepare to be impressed:
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Adobe’s newly launched Photoshop Express is a very beautiful looking, though unfortunately feature poor online photo editing solution.
If you’re looking for an online Photoshop replacement, then this is not it; but if you’re looking to do some simple editing with the power of Adobe doing most of the work for you, then Photoshop Express might be just what you’ve been waiting for.
One of the coolest features is definitely the ability to take the app full screen (and by full screen, I mean FULL screen), allowing you to easily forget that you’re working in a web environment. The downside is that you’re still working in a web environment, so things slow down a bit when you’re doing processor heavy tasks.
Tools include the ability to crop and rotate, auto correct, adjust exposure, remove red-eye, tune various aspects of the image, and add certain effects that work well at times and terribly at others.
One benefit of using the service is that Adobe is providing 2 GB of complimentary storage for your photos so that you can save and share them right from the Photoshop Express app itself.
It’s definitely not perfect, but it is a good start, and worth checking out, so hop on over and see what they’ve got going on.
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