Adobe recently held the Max Creativity Conference, where the company discussed several new exciting upgrades for its vast range of popular programs. First, this San-Jose-based company announced the availability of Adobe Photoshop for Apple's iPad devices. Initially showcased at the Max keynote last year, Adobe Photoshop on iPad brings the workflows of basic compositing and retouching to the widely used tablet.
According to an online news site, Express, this latest innovation from Adobe features an entire "PSD interoperability, a touch-based UI, access to cloud document, and the power to work" on multi-layered, real-world creations. Developed especially for Apple's well-regarded tablet series, "Photoshop on iPad is being pitched as an in-built, more accessible entry point to Photoshop," which new users can benefit from, not to mention, an ideal companion app for the expert creators.
Unstoppable Adobe
There's no stopping Adobe from providing iPad support. Aside from Photoshop, the American company announced it is working on Illustrator as well for iPad, and it will be released in 2020. Adobe presented the future of Illustrator with its re-imagined touch-based app, seeking to bring the versatility and precision of the desktop experience to the iPad.
Designed with a more in-built interface, this popular Apple tablet is expected to make it possible for every user to work with similar documents across devices, not to mention, have unified access to Adobe Fonts, Adobe Stock, and all other Creative Cloud Libraries. Another highlight of the conference was undoubtedly the announcement of Adobe Fresco, specifically Windows. Initially made available for iPad, this latest offer is now available for the Microsoft operating system, starting on the Wacom MobileStudio Pro hardware and Microsoft Surface Pro X devices.
Photoshop for iOS and Android
Photoshop Camera is Adobe's new mobile app designed for both iOS and Android operating systems. It brings the magic of Photoshop directly to the subject. This latest Adobe innovation is a free mobile app, and it's trying to offer an easy and fun way of creating and sharing high-quality, imaginative images on social media.
Considered as an "intelligent camera app," Photoshop cam uses a program called Adobe Sensei for the automatic enhancement of photo quality. This camera app will include as well a wide-ranging library of distinctive lenses and effects from distinguished influencers and artists like musician Billie Eilish, for one.
These are not the only upgrades Adobe users are expecting from the leading tech company. Also, at the Max conference, the American firm announced too several upgrades through its Creative Cloud service, and these include a redesigned app for desktop, for one. This upgrade is reason enough for the Adobe fans to get excited about the promises of the company.
