Guided Tour: Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium
EventDV by Luisa Winters 
Adobe's new CS3 Production Premium raises the bar for postproduction suite features and application integration by including the video-centric and task-oriented Soundbooth; Blu-ray and Flash output support in Encore; the newly acquired Ultra and OnLocation, and more. With Adobe Certified Trainer Luisa Winters as your guide, here's a tour of the new features that will improve your workflow the most. In early May I was treated, along with other trainers, to a fabulous introduction to Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium, held at Adobe's headquarters in San Jose, California. I left greatly impressed by the Production Premium suite (one of three new CS3 bundles, the other two focused on graphics and web), which is due to ship this month. Of course, I had been working with the beta software since before NAB, but to see how the components of the suite worked together, with precise control and integration, was a rewarding experience. It's no secret to anyone that I have always been fond of Adobe products, especially when Premiere Pro 2.0 came to market with its multicamera interface; as an event videographer, I've never been so excited over software! read more...
Adobe's new CS3 Production Premium raises the bar for postproduction suite features and application integration by including the video-centric and task-oriented Soundbooth; Blu-ray and Flash output support in Encore; the newly acquired Ultra and OnLocation, and more. With Adobe Certified Trainer Luisa Winters as your guide, here's a tour of the new features that will improve your workflow the most. In early May I was treated, along with other trainers, to a fabulous introduction to Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium, held at Adobe's headquarters in San Jose, California. I left greatly impressed by the Production Premium suite (one of three new CS3 bundles, the other two focused on graphics and web), which is due to ship this month. Of course, I had been working with the beta software since before NAB, but to see how the components of the suite worked together, with precise control and integration, was a rewarding experience. It's no secret to anyone that I have always been fond of Adobe products, especially when Premiere Pro 2.0 came to market with its multicamera interface; as an event videographer, I've never been so excited over software! read more...
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