'Photoshop Remote' Video Shows More SDK Possibilites
The Photoshop Remote app shows how you can access all active Photoshop installations on your network. The images on the iPad reflect close-to-realtime the changes made on the running copies of Photoshop on the local network. Images can also be manipulated on the iPad itself.
Photoshop Remote is a heads-up-display for all of the Photoshop CS 5.5 installations on your local network. The dashboard gives you a live thumbnail of each connected client while giving you the ability to perform global actions on all connected clients like saving open images to your iPad photo library, opening the same image on all connected computers, or sending a message to all connected computers. When you drill down to an individual screen, you have even more functionality such as tool selection, color selection, filters, adjustment layers, and more.
This app is expected to be released in May, and there will certainly be others from other 3rd party developers.Top Rated Comments
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2.) I took a human development class in college from that guy's mom. Small world.
The Photoshop Remote app shows how you can access all active Photoshop installations on your network. The images on the iPad reflect in close-to-realtime the changes made on the running copies of Photoshop on the local network. Images can also be manipulated on the iPad itself.
Can Adobe do all of CS? How about any computer and app? :eek:
Now, Management can make sure the workers are doing their work... ;)
:rolleyes:
Can Adobe do all of CS? How about any computer and app? :eek:
Now, Management can make sure the workers are doing their work... ;)
:rolleyes:
Adobe is really the big brother in Apple's 1984.
Adobe seems awakened from a little slumber since Apple outright attacked Adobe's handling of Flash and slow uptake on the mobile space. Adobe is gaining my respect in its reaction. Let's see Flash transition 100% to a creation tool for multimedia via the tech formerly known as HTML 5. That will be something. Going to be rough going as the standards settle, however.
Overall, very cool progress on Adobe's part and I'm no Adobe apologist. 8-)
Can Adobe do all of CS? How about any computer and app? :eek:
Now, Management can make sure the workers are doing their work... ;)
:rolleyes:
http://www.apple.com/remotedesktop/
That is all.
Adobe seems awakened from a little slumber since Apple outright attacked Adobe's handling of Flash and slow uptake on the mobile space. Adobe is gaining my respect in its reaction.
My thoughts exactly. Kudos to how Adobe has taken it on the chin. They are responding in the best way possible.
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