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By Elsa Wenzel, CNET.com on 06 August 2007 04:47 PM
Tags: adobe, cs3, creative suite 3, production, flash, fireworks, illustrator, photoshop
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I've been using and teaching FCP and After Effects and sat the ACE for Premiere Pro. The tight integration of CS3's products and the Dynamic Link's time saving is unmatched. My company use Apple and PC we know have CS3 on both platforms and can store projects on external drives and work on either system - one renders the other edits, constant workflow. (Big smiles all round)
The good: Dynamic Link integration with AE, PPro & EncoreDVD. Soundbooth makes custom length soundtracks and makes it fit exactly to the project you want. Multiplatform - sexy.
The bad: PPro still has some features I'd like to see from FCP, such as: Remove Attributes... that's about it.