DIS geeks - Adobe Photoshop Album 1.0??

[jfulcer]

Has anybody seen this yet? It looks nice, but I can't seem to find a trial version so I can see how it works....

I know it's new, but someone must know something about it...

 

[jk1]

I just read a good review of this product today in a PC magazine.

 

[We4mickey]

Go here.
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/main.html
this will take you to there downloadpage.
if not let me know e-mail me.
Also go to Cnet then to there downloads and type in adobe and look for it there.

 

[LarryE]

I've been trying to buy it for the past 3 weeks but back here in hillbillyvilly walmart or kmart neither one carry adobe products..

I'd order it from best buy but we're going to one monday so it would be better just to pick it up in person

 

[Dan Murphy]

Looks good, and from Adobe, I am sure it is. Here is a link where you can download and buy.

http://www.adobe.com/store/products/master.jhtml?id=catPhotoshopAlbum

 

[jfulcer]

I can't find a trial version of it anywhere, including the links that We4Mickey provided.

Dan, I think the thing I like about it best is the ability to timeline and catalog the pictures. I don't know how much I'd use it, but it seems neat.

The actual use I'm looking to use it for (and know there are other products out there that do this) is making a CD with images on it that are sort of an 'album' that I can share. All my family has broadband and access to my website, but I thought it would be neat to be able to create something like this...

 

[Goofyish]

I bought this software direct from the Adobe UK website, I'm sure you can get it from the US site too.

It's a very useful bit of software, although really aimed at the home user rather then the professional user.
It's very easy to categorise the photos on your PC, and you can attach multiple categories to individual photos.

You can also create slideshows in PDF format, or even create the slideshows in VCD format to play on your home DVD players.

The photo editing functions that come with the softeware are fairly basic. Although the 'red-eye' removel tool is very good and easy to use. You can also link to your existing photo editing software.

I did hear of a few 'bugs' that some people have experienced, but personally I havent had any problems. It loaded straight away with no problems and is very easy to use.