I just installed Adobe Master Collection CS5 in my Windows 7 OS two days ago. All in all, a total of 9GB is required to install all of the applications in the collection. I haven't fully tinkered the applications. Usually, I just play around with Adobe Photoshop for my photos and Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro for video editing. Although one thing to take note of is that some applications are now 64-bit compatible.
Here are the list of applications included in the Master Collection CS5:
Adobe After Effects CS5
Adobe Bridge CS5
Adobe Contribute CS5
Adobe Device Central CS5
Adobe Dreamweaver CS5
Adobe Encore CS5
Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit CS5
Adobe Extension Manager CS5
Adobe Fireworks CS5
Adobe Flash Builder 4
Adobe Flash Catalyst CS5
Adobe Flash Professional CS5
Adobe Illustrator CS5
Adobe InDesign CS5
Adobe Media Encoder CS5
Adobe OnLocation CS5
Adobe Pixel Bender Toolkit 2
Adobe Photoshop CS5 (64-bit)
Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
Adobe Soundbooth CS5
Mocha for Adobe After Effects CS5
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Saturday, May 8, 2010
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Video Editing in Adobe Experience
A very busy weekend last week I should say has prevented me from posting numerous blogs as I enter the world of video editing once again. We were assigned to create a presentation with only photos as inputs for it. We had a difficulty doing so because it won't be that interesting if photo animation along with the text effects have to capture the interest of the audience.
I have already graduated from using these following tools before delving in deeper to the world of Adobe:
Microsoft Photo Story
Sony Vegas
Windows Movie Maker
Microsoft Office Powerpoint
Cyberlink Power Director Pro
While brainstorming, my teammate has suggested doing the animation in Adobe After Effects. Frankly, I never knew anything about it and have only seen Adobe Premiere Pro as a video editing tool of interest but had no actual experience in it. With the help of YouTube and googling about quick tips on how to make videos, we finished the project at hand using the following tools:
Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe After Effects
Adobe Photoshop
ZapGrab
SwishMax
A huge help in pushing thru with After Effects was this site: http://www.videocopilot.net/
Although we never got that far with the app, we really had our eyes fixed on how experience in After Effects would open up tons of ideas and possibilities using it.
Here is a sample animation we've done in After Effects which we've followed thru YouTube:
I have already graduated from using these following tools before delving in deeper to the world of Adobe:
Microsoft Photo Story
Sony Vegas
Windows Movie Maker
Microsoft Office Powerpoint
Cyberlink Power Director Pro
While brainstorming, my teammate has suggested doing the animation in Adobe After Effects. Frankly, I never knew anything about it and have only seen Adobe Premiere Pro as a video editing tool of interest but had no actual experience in it. With the help of YouTube and googling about quick tips on how to make videos, we finished the project at hand using the following tools:
Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe After Effects
Adobe Photoshop
ZapGrab
SwishMax
A huge help in pushing thru with After Effects was this site: http://www.videocopilot.net/
Although we never got that far with the app, we really had our eyes fixed on how experience in After Effects would open up tons of ideas and possibilities using it.
Here is a sample animation we've done in After Effects which we've followed thru YouTube:
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