Category Archives: Digital Imaging

09 May

May 2019 – Newsletter

May 2019 – Newsletter: Awesome Savings on Creative Cloud and Acrobat DC, Watch Tutorials on-the-go with CC for Mobile, Illustrator Sneak Preview, and more.
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12 Dec

December 2018 – Newsletter

December 2018 – Newsletter: Seasons Greetings from Dax Data, Whats New in 2019, Premiere Rush CC & RMIT and more.
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29 Oct

Unleashing Creativity with the 2019 Release of Adobe Creative Cloud

This month Adobe unveiled a portfolio of next generation creative apps that will expand what’s possible by transforming creative workflows across devices and platforms. Unparalleled innovation empowers you to explore new creative frontiers in 3D design, voice prototyping, 360/VR video, and more.

Among the all new apps and prototypes there are a number of updates and added features to your old favourites.
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19 Mar

March 2018 – Newsletter

March 2018 – Newsletter: Free Adobe Red Day, latest Release – Captivate Prime, Updates for Lightroom CC, and more.
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25 Apr

Perfect your Photography on the go.

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Tags: Adobe, Lightroom, Photoshop
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If you love photography chances are you have used both Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom to help you take your work to the next level. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is the best tool to help keep your collections organised, share your work and edit images to make them look their best. Adobe Photoshop will help you take it a step further allowing for more complex edits and changes.

To make it even easier to create the perfect images Adobe has brought Lightroom to your mobile device, so that you can edit, adjust and share your images from where ever you are.
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30 Oct

Adobe Project Comet: Coming in 2016

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Tags: 2016, Adobe, Adobe Comet, Adobe CreativeSync, Adobe Max 2015, Collaboration, Creative Cloud, Debut, Designers, Devices, Digital Imaging, Mobile, Preview, Productivity, Project Comet, South Africa, User Experience, UX, Virtual Platform
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At Adobe MAX 2015, Adobe announced some exciting news for UX Designers. The digital software company unveiled a new design tool, code-named ‘Project Comet’, that combines wireframing, visual design, prototyping, and previewing all in one. Built specifically for today’s UX design challenges, Comet is fast and fluid so it can scale with large and complex projects.

Comet integrates with Creative Cloud, so users can bring their Photoshop and Illustrator assets right into the app to enhance the visual design of their wireframes and prototypes. It’s all powered by Adobe CreativeSync.

09 Oct

News from Adobe Max 2015

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Tags: 3D, Adobe, Adobe Capture CC, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Illustrator CC, Adobe Max 2015, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Photoshop Mix, Adobe Stock, Behance, Conference, Creative Cloud, Dax Data, Desktop Apps, Images, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Lightroom, Microsoft, Mobile Apps, Online, Photography, Photoshop, Photoshop CC, Portfolio, South Africa, Surface Pro, Tablet, UX, Virtual Platform
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Adobe has used its Adobe Max 2015 conference in California to reveal new updates coming to its Creative Cloud applications, both to desktop and mobile. There are two new mobile apps, new touch capabilities, updates to Photoshop, Lightroom, Illustrator, Indesign and more – all of which will be available before the end of the year and some of which are available from October in South Africa through Dax Data.

Here’s a rundown of what is shipping now on mobile, and coming soon to desktop apps:

01 Oct

Adobe Launches Photoshop & Premiere Elements 14

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Tags: Adobe, Adobe Elements 14, Apps, Collaboration, Consumer products, iPad, Photo Editing, Photography, Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, Premiere Elements, South Africa, Video Editing
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The Dax Data team is excited to announce the release of Photoshop Elements 14 & Premiere Elements 14, now available in South Africa. Elements 14 software uses content intelligence, automated features and a friendly interface to help users effortlessly turn your quick snapshots and video clips into amazing photos and movies.

Adobe revamped the Elements Organiser to make it easier to find the photos and videos users want to edit. The People view should recognise faces better and stacks photos by person during import, simplifying the process of tracking them down later. Adobe also enhanced the Places view, so users can assign locations to their photos and videos and view them on a map, as well as the Events View, which now clusters media by date range.

21 Aug

The New Adobe DPS Now Available

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Tags: Adobe, Adobe InDesign CC, brands, Collaboration, Devices, Digital Imaging, DPS, Graphic Design, iOS, iPad, Magazines, Marketing, Mobile, Photoshop CC, Publications, Solutions
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The all-new Adobe Digital Publishing Solution (DPS) is now officially available. Create amazing mobile apps and responsive design.

Adobe has delivered a product that enables marketers and designers to create and maintain highly engaging apps that can be completely customised to reflect the brand vision of any organization– without writing code. The new version allows users to frequently engage their audiences with bite-sized article updates; to guide users through the app without writing code (using collections and browse pages); to create content from a variety of sources; and to use turnkey services like in-app messaging, push notifications, analytics and social sharing to drive your business forward.

04 Jun

Adobe Acquires Mixamo – Unlocking the Power of 3D

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Tags: 3D, 3D Modeling, 3D printing, Acquisition, Adobe, Animation, Characters, Design, Digital Imaging, Gaming, Mixamo, Packaging, Photo-realism, Photoshop CC, Technology, Tools
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Mixamo is a San Francisco based company that enables designers to create and customise a broad range of high quality 3D characters and animations, which provide significant benefits for the design community. These benefirs include:

Increasing productivity by reusing assets that can now be easily customised in 3D
Gain flexibility in making changes to lighting, environment, perspective and materials
Generate more realistic scenes in projects with life-like lighting, reflections and shadows
Produce greater output options in both still and motion
Create realistic packaging, product concepts and prototypes before manufacturing

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