Adobe’s three-hit Photoshop combo is ready to transform your iPad from a consumption device into a creativity tool, aimed at improving your current design workflow. The assault consists of Adobe Color Lava for Photoshop, Adobe Eazel for Photoshop and Adobe Nav for Photoshop. The trio takes advantage of the iPad’s killer display, delivering a truly immersive experience.
Thanks in part to the overwhelming success of Adobe’s Photoshop Express, Ideas and Connect Mobile, the company decided to expand its iOS offerings with Color Lava, Eazel and Nav. Color Lava allows creatives to use their fingertips to mix colors on the iPad, creating custom color swatches and themes to transfer back into Photoshop.
Adobe Eazel takes advantage of cutting-edge painting technology by letting digital artists create rich realistic paintings with their fingertips, and introduces a new kind of interaction between “wet” and “dry” paints. These paintings can then be sent directly to Photoshop CS5 for compositing or for taking the artwork further.
Adobe Nav increases workflow efficiency by letting users select and control Photoshop tools using the iPad as the input surface, customize the toolbar, browse and zoom in on up to 200 open Photoshop files, or easily create new files.
Now a bit of good news for those of you who reside in the Android or BlackBerry PlayBook camps. Adobe has also released the Photoshop Touch SDK, enabling developers for all tablets to build applications that interact with Photoshop.
Out Now | Adobe | $2.99
