Creative suites

Leader dans le monde du design et du graphisme, la société Adobe a su se faire une place parmi le monde professionnel, grâce à la « créative suite » qui regroupe un certain nombre d'outils comme Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, etc. Chaque logiciel a son domaine de prédilection, on se retrouve donc avec Photoshop pour la retouche d'image, InDesign pour la publication, Illustrator pour l'illustration, etc. Mais penchons-nous sur le logiciel Illustrator, et plus particulièrement sur la version présente dans la suite "Creative Suite 4 - CS4". 1 commentaire Article lu fois. I. Les suites créatives proposées par la société ADOBE▲ Leader mondial dans le monde professionnel du web et du design, la société ADOBE nous propose différents types d'outils extrêmement puissants allant de l'édition d'images à la création d'animations sur des pages web. Tous ces outils sont réunis dans une série de collections ou « Suite » appelées Creative Suite qui ont l'avantage de proposer un set complet d'outils pour la création de vos projets. Voyons les différentes suites proposées par la société ADOBE : Design Premium : la suite Design Premium intègre tous les outils nécessaires pour le dessin et la création internet et de publication à laquelle on retrouve les outils suivants : Indesign CS4, Photoshop CS4 Extended, Illustrator CS4, Flash CS4 Professional, Dreamweaver CS4, Fireworks CS4 et Acrobat 9 Pro. Web Premium : la suite complète spécialement dédiée à la création internet à laquelle on retrouve les outils suivant : Dreamweaver, Flash CS4 Professional, Photoshop CS4 Extended, Illustrator CS4, Fireworks CS4, Acrobat 9 Pro, Soundbooth CS4 et Contribute CS4 . Production Premium : la suite Production premium concerne uniquement le travail, le design et la composition de vidéo. On retrouve les outils suivant : After Effects CS4, Premiere Pro CS4, Flash CS4 Professional, Illustrator CS4, Soundbooth CS4, OnLocation CS4 et Encore CS4. Master collection : elle regroupe tous les outils disponibles dans les autres suites/collections. Pour plus de détails sur ces fameuses suites : Bien sûr, l'utilisateur peut prendre un outil à part sans prendre une suite complète. Mais le grand avantage de ces suites est surtout d'économiser. En effet, cela revient moins cher de prendre une suite que de prendre chaque application une par une. Pour la suite nous allons nous pencher sur le sujet original de cet article, à savoir la présentation de l'outil extrêmement puissant d'illustration, qui se nomme illustrator CS4 - CS4 pour

Home> Benchmarks by Jarred Walton on October 21, 2013 2:20 PM EST Posted in Benchmarks Futuremark PCMark 8 We’ve had a “preview” release of PCMark 8 for a few months now, but Futuremark was still working on a few minor issues it seems – plus the pending release of Windows 8.1 likely created a reason for delaying the public launch. Today it appears everything is finally in order and PCMark 8 Basic and Advanced editions are now available. (Sort of…Futuremark’s web page was being updated briefly and the Steam store pages aren’t live, but I suspect those will go up some time today. Update: And the Steam page is live now.) PCMark 8 follows in the steps of the latest 3DMark with a modified user interface that is more touchscreen friendly. It also breaks up the benchmark into five tests: Home, Creative, Work, Storage, and Applications. The Creative test is a superset of the Home and Work tests, and likewise Home is a superset of Work, but the overall scores in each category can still vary depending on the capabilities of the device being tested. Storage naturally focuses on your storage device, and it can take a while to run on an SSD never mind waiting around for a hard drive. The Applications suite is the one item I have yet to test, as it requires Microsoft Office (2010 or later) and Adobe Creative Cloud (or later) in order to run. Also included as part of the overall package are battery life tests for the Home, Creative, and Work suites. In terms of what you get with PCMark 8, the Basic edition only includes the Home, Creative, and Work benchmarks, along with the battery life tests. The Advanced version adds the Storage and Applications suites. Basic is available for free – either from the Steam PCMark 8 page or from one of the download mirrors. The Advanced edition is priced at $49.95 regularly, but there’s a sale going on right now on Steam that will save you 25%, or a price of $37.49. You can see results for PCMark 8

And editors, especially those who aren't wedded to Macs. But even users of Final Cut Pro will find plenty of features in AfterEffects that Apple software does not offer.Unfortunately, this suite is expensive. That's not likely to be a problem for big companies, but individuals will have to choose carefully from among the six Creative Suite 3 editions (see chart below). It's a bit confusing if you want pieces of various editions without buying the entire $2,500 Master Collection. For instance, Production Premium includes Flash but not Dreamweaver or Fireworks for Web design. However, you can't find Premiere and AfterEffects in either the CS3 Web or Design packages.Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium Adobe Creative Suite 3 packages Price: Full Price: Upgrade Creative Suite 3 Production Premium $1,699 $799 (from Studios); $1,199 (from individual apps) Creative Suite 3 Master Collection $2,499 $1,999 (from Studios); $1,399 (from two older suites) Creative Suite 3 Design Premium $1,799 $599 (from Studios); $1,599 (from individual apps) Creative Suite 3 Design Standard $1,199 $399 (from Studios); $899 (from individual apps) Creative Suite 3 Web Premium $1,599 $499 (from Studios); $1,399 (from individual apps) Creative Suite 3 Web Standard $999 $399 (from Studios); $799 (from individual apps) Score Breakdown Setup 8Features 9Support 7

In a world where creativity knows no bounds, Adobe Creative Cloud stands as a beacon for artists, designers, and innovators alike. Imagine having a powerful toolkit at your fingertips, ready to transform your wildest ideas into stunning visual realities.If you’re in the creative field, chances are you’ve heard of Adobe Creative Cloud. Whether you’re a designer, photographer, videographer, or any kind of content creator, Creative Cloud has likely been a topic of conversation, and for good reason. It’s one of the most versatile and comprehensive suites of creative tools available today, packed with industry-standard applications that professionals around the world rely on.What is Adobe Creative Cloud?So, what exactly is Adobe Creative Cloud? To put it simply, it’s a subscription-based service that offers access to a collection of Adobe’s renowned software applications. Unlike the old days when you had to purchase each program individually and receive periodic updates, Creative Cloud brings everything under one umbrella, providing you with constant access to the latest versions, updates, cloud storage, and collaborative features. This accessibility and convenience have made Creative Cloud a staple in the creative industry.Whether you’re editing photos, creating vector art, designing websites, or editing videos, Adobe Creative Cloud has something for everyone. Its significance goes beyond just tools, though—it has revolutionized the way creative professionals work by offering integration across platforms and devices, ensuring that you can continue your work no matter where you are.Key Features and Applications Creative CloudAdobe Creative Cloud isn’t just one application—it’s an ecosystem of over 20 industry-leading apps that cater to different creative needs. While it’s impossible to cover all of them in this space, let’s dive into some of the most popular and widely used applications that you’ll have access to with a Creative Cloud subscription:1. Adobe PhotoshopArguably the most famous Adobe product, Photoshop is