The next revision of Elements will be able to look in your Express Albums, and even be able to import your Express Library into Elements.Īnd if you don't have an online album, you can always store up to 2-GB of your images on Adobe's new servers, which have been built out over the past year, Mack said, revealing yet another layer to this project. A deal has just been reached with Flickr to read images stored there as well, he confirmed.Īnd what goes for other sites also goes for Adobe applications, which will be Express-aware during the next product cycle. Mack demonstrated Express reading an image from a Photobucket album, editing it and then publishing the edited version simply by saving it in an album on a supported site. What's that really mean? It means Express is able to read from your albums on popular image sharing services like MySpace, Facebook and Picasa and even write back to those albums. It's part of the Web, "friendly to the Web 2.0 ecosystem," as Mack put it. Do it at Starbucks, do it at home, do it at the library or on your friend's computer.īut Express isn't just on the Web.
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No need to download and install anything or keep the application up to date or even read a Read Me file. But the party's on the Web these days so that's where Express is. Social networking is a layer all its own. Who stares at you with their mouth open when you say you photoshopped a picture? And yet, the company worries that its success at the high end has made it a suit in the tattooed world of the newest photographers.Īt a press briefing, Doug Mack, vice president of Consumer and Hosted Solutions at Adobe, said the company believes the time is right for a Web-based image editing solution for the novice user because 1) there are a lot of images out there, 2) broadband is common in the home and 3) social networking has taken off as a way to share images. The first is the rather shocking admission by the company that it needs to get its brand out there to a new generation of snapshooters. Today's announcement by Adobe that it had launched Photoshop Express ( ), its latest "Rich Internet Application," as a public beta came with adjustment layers of meaning. The Imaging Resource Digital Photography Newsletter PHOTOSHOP ONLINE Photoshop, Express & Another Public Beta By MIKE PASINI
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