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Adobe brings Video Editing Tools Online

Mark Peters
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Thursday 22nd, February 2007
Posted by: Mark Peters

Adobe Systems Incorporated is pioneering a new way to deliver its industry leading creative software technologies online, with the launch of its web-based video remix and editing technology. Today, Adobe and Photobucket announced a partnership to integrate Adobe web-based video remix and editing technology directly into the Photobucket user experience, giving 35 million Photobucket users direct, free access to world-class digital video editing tools. The agreement marks a new stage in Adobe's delivery of its renowned video software technologies that today underpin flagship products such as Adobe Premiere Elements and Adobe Premiere Pro. The company expects to announce more partnerships with Internet companies and media properties over the coming months. These free services are expected to be driven by advertising revenue - and by offering customers simple upgrade paths to Adobe Premiere Elements and Adobe Photoshop Elements software, both market leaders in the home digital video and photo editing space.

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With so many digital data out there thas is captured by a daily increasing number of digital devices it is almost inevitable that software becomes more and more important. The PMA 2008 show will showcase a large number of software solutions for amateur and professional photographers. But it is not only the software available on CD-ROM that is continuously evoluting, the software in digital devices like compact cameras, digital SLR cameras, camcorders, printers, mobile phones and other digital imaging devices plays an important part too. Automatic corrections inside the camera or the ability of using in-camera software tools for editing the captured images without the need of a computer becomes more popular by camera manufacturers. At the PMA 2008 show the software manufacturers will showcase their latest software solutions for your digital workflow.

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