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Adobe MAX 2020 provided the best virtual conference experience in this year of virtual everything, everywhere.

Although Photoshop is the heart of Adobe, the company provides a wide variety of tools for every aspect of visual creativity. From making feature-length movies to the next cat video you want to post to Facebook, Adobe has you covered.

Have you heard about cinemagraphs? They are the things that look like photos – until they begin to move.

Besides classes, workshops, and presentations, a key element of Adobe MAX is the Community Pavilion. It’s a trade show for companies that make Adobe related hardware and software, and other products that make things easier for or inspire users. It is also a lounge for attendees. They have walls you can draw on and, no, your mother does not yell at you. You can watch web podcasts being created live, read and buy books, get your social media portrait taken, hang out in a simulated campground next to an Airstream RV, and party.

If a video posts on the internet and no one is there to click on it, does it help your brand? No, and worse, you’ve wasted time and resources. The same applies to blog posts and other media.

Kumail Nanjiani, actor, writer and cast member of HBO’s 'Silicon Valley', co-hosted the annual Adobe Sneaks, at Adobe MAX, last month in Las Vegas with Adobe Senior Creative Cloud Evangelist Paul Trani.

I can’t guarantee you’ll find any ghosts, or memories of your own, at the Neon Museum. But it's a side excursion you should definitely take on your next – or first – trip to Las Vegas.

Vital basic tips for people new to video and Adobe’s editing software Premiere Pro.

AR and VR were hot topics at this year’s Adobe MAX, last month in Las Vegas. The session “Step Into The Story: A Look Into New Immersive Technology” combined insights from pioneers in the field and a chance to experience AR/VR editing.

Adobe Software's annual conclave asked: What is creativity? How do you make it happen? To explore the nature of creativity, Adobe brought to the stage a photographer, a musician, a sculptor/designer, and a filmmaker.