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stefanofeInspiring

adobe revolutionOpen for Voting

I wrote this even before Affinity was born... but the principle is the same and I thank Affinity for making this happen. All Adobe applications have interfaces that may communicate with each other. If Adobe managed a file with the .rev extension (just an example)... a sort of PDF that includes everything: images, links to vectors... videos... we wouldn't need a suite, but a single program with increasing functions. If I join the full plan, my (only) program does all the tasks.therefore we would have a single program with increasing functionality. Imagine a printout without links.When I insert the image, it is included in .rev. If I need to process it, I process it in the document with the photo editing functions. why have Premiere and After Effects when the .rev file handles everything?Again... why have to provide a pdf when the .rev file would contain all kinds of information?This is what I asked Adobe and this I will continue to ask. When I open Indesign... when I open Illustrator and when I open Photoshop I'm actually laying out... why do I have to have 3 different files? Why Premiere and After Effects? And why do I have to process the logo that I will insert into Premiere in Illustrator? The applications communicate with each other, but they are distinct... I would like them as functions of the single application: Adobe Revolution. And I'm not saying this today, but I wrote it many years ago. For me it doesn't change.I know it's unpleasant to talk about it here, but Affinity are the only ones who have moved in this direction. Adobe... you are a giant and have provided innovative integrations. All I miss is the revolution.

ommkar_5666Participant

P: Limited Daily Access to Premium Features for Free Users in Adobe LightroomOpen for Voting

I am writing to express my appreciation for Adobe Lightroom, which remains one of the most reliable and innovative tools for photo editing. The app’s design, efficiency, and continuous improvement have made it an essential platform for creators of all levels.I would like to share a suggestion that could further enhance the user experience. Currently, advanced features such as Masking, Background Removal, and Actions are available only to premium users. It would be highly beneficial if free users could access these features on a limited daily basis (for example, 5 or 6 edits per day).Allowing limited daily use would help users build a stronger connection with Lightroom and encourage long-term engagement, instead of feeling distanced from the app due to unavailable features. Over time, this familiarity could also motivate more users to upgrade to premium.Additionally, I suggest maintaining a dedicated feature preview page within the app—where users can view, understand, and test the results of premium tools anytime. While Lightroom currently shows this introduction to new users during the first use, making it available permanently would reduce confusion and help users continuously discover Lightroom’s full potential.Thank you for your time and for considering this suggestion. I truly appreciate Adobe’s continued commitment to making powerful creative tools accessible and inspiring.