Basically, if you make a change to an asset denoted as linked, it syncs the update in all the places it's embedded. Not all the applications even have library support yet - Dreamweaver, for instance - but Adobe's finally adding linked assets.

CreativeSync.This isn't new: Adobe is just branding its underlying cloud technology.

And even with fully out-of-the-oven features, users still provide feedback to the team which uses it to further shape the development of the features. I think this is hair-splitting, and a distinction that's more for Adobe's internal use than users' if a feature is in a product, we don't differentiate expectations between fully baked and not-quite-baked. Adobe distinguishes previews, which it defines as 'releasing publicly before they're 100 percent complete' from betas, which are 'features that are complete but not fully tested.' According to the company, 'They give Creative Cloud members an opportunity to trial the functionality and give feedback to the development team who use it to further shape the development of the features.'

With many releases, Adobe includes 'previews' of services or features.

And I'll be updating my Lightroom review with comments about the new dehaze filter - it will be in Lightroom CC but not in Lightroom 6, at least for now - plus the new curve, vignetting and color/black and white adjustment tools in the Lightroom mobile apps. The enhancements to the video tools were announced at NAB in April, but the new versions have just become available with the rest of CC 2015 I'll update that story as well. I wasn't able to get access in advance to the updated apps and applications this year, so I'll follow up with some more evaluative comments once I finish downloading gigabytes of software and attempt to migrate my settings completely to the new versions. Illustrator's useful artboards come to PhotoshopĪlthough Creative Cloud gets rolling updates, Adobe still does 'big' splashes at least once a year, as well as at its Adobe Max conference in October, folding in some of the features released in the months prior as 'new.'

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