From PC Mag: Adobe's annual MAX conference in Los Angeles serves as a venue for in-depth software training sessions for creatives and a platform for new product announcements. The big news from this year's show is the release of a new fast video-editing app called Premiere Rush CC.
But Adobe also showed off: previews of a full Photoshop version for iPad; Project Gemini, a mobile drawing and painting app; and Project Aero for AR design. The company also has a major update to it XD interface design and prototyping app, along with feature adds to many of the Creative Cloud professional media apps.
Rush is a new quick video-editing app for mobile and desktop that syncs projects between the two. It targets those frequent social video producers and is available for Windows, Mac, and iOS, with more platforms to follow.
The interface resembles that of the simplified Lightroom CC, and will be welcomed by those who are intimidated by Premiere Pro's massive assortment of tools, menus, and panels. The software makes it easy to cut, add transitions, titles, and soundtracks. Rush also simplifies exporting video projects to multiple social outputs in one step and with the required format specs.
Rush is available with full Creative Cloud subscription or as a standalone for $9.99 per month.
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