Check The Best 10 Things We Saw At Adobe MAX 2022
Although many photographers and video editors use Adobe products in the course of their work—most frequently Photoshop, Premiere, and Lightroom—they rarely give them any thought.
Adobe wants to alter that, therefore they work very hard to put on their yearly international event, Adobe MAX, which is held in Los Angeles from October 18 to 20.
Similar to an Apple launch, this event serves as a means of letting the world's media know about significant new features in Adobe products. In the blog, you can already find the most recent features of Lightroom and Photoshop.
Through in-depth workshops with Adobe professionals, guests may also learn software tips and tricks at Adobe MAX. Additionally, it's a chance for Adobe to show that it values creativity and connects those who share that value through speeches by top creatives from a variety of fields.
All of this indicates that millions of people are prepared to go to Los Angeles and spend $1,895 on a conference ticket. If you're not, then there's some good news for you.
Adobe Max switched to an online-only mode during the epidemic. Even if it came back in physical form this year, you could still sign up in advance here and watch the best content for free from the comfort of your home.
What's happening at Adobe Max 2022
Due to time zones, there were 4 different virtual timetables for this year's event, which ran from Tuesday, October 18, to Thursday, October 20, depending on where you are in the world.
Here are a few of the events below that might be interesting to give you a taste of what's on offer. However, there are many more.
1. A welcome Keynote from Adobe professionals
As usual, the conference begins with the Opening Keynote, a two-hour presentation that details all the new features Adobe is introducing for its software, including the Creative Cloud.
2. Cristina Mittermeier's Inspiration Keynote
The Inspiration Keynote is intended to inspire, whereas the Opening Keynote aims to inform. Listen in to hear from filmmaker Siân Heder, photographer Cristina Mittermeier (opens in new tab), painter Kadir Nelson, DJ Steve Aoki, and artist Jeff Koons as they discuss what inspires them to continue making art.
3. With Aundre Larrow, use Lightroom for Mobile to take and edit your best photos ever.
A hands-on virtual workshop led by visual artist Aundre Larrow is intended to acquaint you with the camera included with Lightroom for mobile. Additionally, you discover how to enhance any photo you take and make your pictures pop wherever you choose to share them using editing software.
4. How to Transition From Stills to Video Like a Pro
The well-known portrait photographer Mark Mann recently experimented with shooting video and found the learning curve to be challenging. Mark discusses how his stills experience is a huge asset in his Adobe Max talk (opens in new tab), but he also discusses some issues for video directing.
6. Digital Storytelling: Epic Solo Motorcycle Tour of the Himalayas
World-famous photographer Jody MacDonald takes you on her most recent journey in search of inspiration and hope in a world that is changing quickly during this session. She discusses her creative approach and forays into new media, such as introducing YouTube to video editing and vacation photography.
7. Kevin Hart and Limit Sneaks
The conference's MAX Sneaks, which offers a sneak preview of upcoming tools and features for Adobe software, is another yearly highlight. Although there is no assurance that these concepts will result in new products, it is nevertheless interesting information that is typically delivered in a playful, lighthearted manner. Kevin Hart, a comedian, is this year's co-host.
8. Combine 2D, 3D, and traditional photography
Join photographer and filmmaker Lionel Koretzky to learn about his transition from the conventional photoshoot to CGI and 3D, as well as the valuable contributions that photographers can make to this constantly developing industry. You'll explore how 3D is the next step in photography's growth, giving companies and photographers new, adaptable tools to expand their creative horizons.
9. Mighty Lightroom Color Tools Make You Feel Like, WHOA!
Discover how Photoshop Lightroom's color features may help you create works of art from your photographs. Together with ZEISS Ambassador Kenneth Hines, Jr., learn the potent color-enhancing tools offered by Lightroom in this fascinating session.
10. Race cars, cameras, and action! Process of Larry Chen's Photography
On his Intel-based MSI Creator laptop, an automotive journalist and car culture photographer Larry Chen walks you through his shooting, culling, and editing workflow using Photoshop Lightroom, Photoshop, and Adobe Premiere Pro. Larry will show how he uses Canon cameras to take pictures and then quickly selects the finest ones.
