#Adobe revel delete photo update#
Like you, I had the same reaction to Revel 1.5…albums!!! Finally!!! This update pushed me over the edge to come back. With Revel, I hit the Publish button on my “Recent Work” smart collection and my iPad is updated! Now getting most Portfolio apps to reflect that update is often a very manual process. For example, one of my Portfolios called “Recent Work” It has 24 images in it and after each shoot I put 1-3 images in and remove the oldest ones keeping it at 24. GREAT! However, where most of them fall down is the difficulty in updating or keeping the portfolios current. Many let you customize them with your own brand, they have nice transitions and they allow for music to play during the show. There are some really great Portfolio apps for the iPad out there that do all kinds of cool things. This means that when I update any of my portfolios (collections), all I have to do is press the Publish button in the Revel area and those portfolios are sync’d to the cloud and therefore my iPad, iPhone and other Macs. However, with the updated Lightroom 4.2 (RC) Publish Collection plug-in I can now create Smart Published Collections that mirror my Portfolios (Collections) in Lightroom. The Lightroom Integration is the KeyĪdobe Revel as a stand alone product/service isn’t that interesting for my workflow. While Revel isn’t new, the 1.5 update adds the one feature that I’ve been waiting for – ALBUMS! Now that I can organize my photos in Albums (I know, simple concept right?) It just became much more useful to me. With the Revel Service you can add photos from any device, do non-destructive enhancements and see those photos on any device. There’s currently a desktop Mac version and an iOS Version. Adobe Revel is Adobe’s Photography Cloud Service.
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