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This is a guide to downloading and logging into Adobe Creative Cloud with your Winthrop
account. Adobe Creative Cloud (Adobe CC) includes multiple types of cloud based software that
you can use to edit images, documents, videos, sound, and more.
, navigate /You will need to click on “SignIn” in the upper right corner, evenif you do not have an account will be brought to the Sign will need to type in yourWinthrop username, including the@ to sign may ask you to select “Personal
Account” or “Company or School
Account”. Select “Company or
School Account”.
will now be brought to aWinthrop login page, type in yourWinthrop username and password,*****************************and click “Sign In”.**Please note that if you are having difficulty getting access to Adobe Creative Cloud, you will
need to contact your professor. Your professor may need to request that IT assigns an Adobe
license to your account. The ITC does not have the ability to get you logged into Adobe
Creative Cloud.**
will be brought to this screen:Click “Open” under the middlewhere it says “Your Services:Creative Cloud” will be brought to this screen:You can download the desktopapp for each Adobe CreativeCloud app that you would like touse by clicking on the softwareicon and then “Get Desktop App”.If you click on “All your Apps”you will be shown all of the appsavailable to you through AdobeCreative Cloud. You can alsoclick on the tab titled “Apps” atthe top of the screen.
r alternative way to getto download the apps is afteryou’ve clicked either the“Apps” tab at the top of thescreen or “All your Apps”circled in Step 5. You canclick the “Download” button onany of the apps you’d like todownload and utilize, and youcan also click the smallmortarboard to get additionalinformation on each you would like tutorials onhow to use the apps, scrolldown while on the screen inStep 5. You will see a spot atthe bottom of the webpage thatwill give you access to varioustutorials Adobe has created fortheir apps. Alternatively, at thetop of the page is a tab titled“Learn” which will also bringyou to the you’ve chosen to save yourwork to the cloud rather thanon your desktop (which couldbe useful if you swapcomputers or have multiplecomputers!), to see your workyou will need to click on thetab at the top of your page“Your work”.
also offers several resources if you click on
the Apps tab, or in the 9 dot menu on the upper right
corner as pictured. Here is a brief description of
each of these resources.
ve Cloud - This takes you back to
your Adobe Creative Cloud homepage.
nt Cloud - This allows you to store,
share, and view PDFs on the go.
ence Cloud - This platform gives
organizations/businesses everything they
need to deliver personalized marketing and
experiences to customers. It is a collection
of Adobe’s integrated online marketing and
web analytics products.
- This is an online and mobile design
app that allows non-designers to create
professional quality graphics, short videos,
and single page web ‘stories’.
oom - Lightroom is an app that
complements Photoshop, and there is a
more in-depth description further below,
where all of the app descriptions are.
lio - This is optimized for showcasing your creative work. You can choose
multiple layouts designed to fit any creative field.
e - This is a social media platform that is owned by Adobe. It is used to allow
individuals who are graphic artists and designers to showcase their portfolio of visual
work.
- This gives you access to the Adobe library of stock 'assets’. This includes stock
photos, vector images, 3D images, templates, and more.
- This lets you browse and download fonts from Adobe’s font library. You can
search by type of font (serif, sans serif, script, etc) as well.
als - This takes you to Adobe’s tutorials area for each of their programs.
t Community - This allows you to go onto Adobe’s support forums to ask
questions or search for information.
These are the apps that you will have access to and a brief description of each:
Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop is an image editing and manipulation software. Photoshop is great at
working with raster (also sometimes called bitmap) graphics (like photographs) and is
capable of producing detailed compositions. While originally intended to be a photo
manipulation program, Photoshop is also commonly used by digital painters and design
professionals and students.
Illustrator
Adobe Illustrator is similar to Photoshop in that you can create and edit graphics. There
are some major differences though. Adobe Illustrator uses lines, curves, and geometric
data and creates vector images whereas Photoshop uses and creates raster images which
are composed of individual pixels. Vector images have less detail than raster images, but
they can be resized infinitely without any quality loss - this can be beneficial for printed
graphics and web design. Vector images are sometimes called resolution-independent graphics.
Acrobat DC
Adobe Acrobat DC allows you to view, edit, manage, print and even sign PDFs online
and offline.
InDesign
Adobe InDesign is for creating page layouts and publishing. It has more options and
control with typography than other programs such as Photoshop, but less options when it
comes to graphics. InDesign is a great option for editing and creating multi page
documents, magazines, and more.
XD
Adobe XD is a program that allows you to design, prototype, and share user experience
design (also known as UX) and user interface design (also known as UI). This is a vector
based design tool for things like web pages and phone apps.
Premier Pro
Adobe Premiere Pro is used to edit and cut video tracks, and then export them in the
desired format. The project panel allows you to grab individual clips and add them to a
timeline to create a movie. Titles can be added, elements from the rest of the Adobe suite
can be added, and color corrections can be applied
Premier Rush
Adobe Premier Rush is an all-in-one video editing solution that allows content producers
to quickly edit a video and publish it on platforms like YouTube and other social
networks. It is in many ways, a Premier Pro “Lite” version.
Fresco
Adobe Fresco is an illustration app. It includes many familiar brushes from Photoshop
with the precision of vector brushes and something new, called “Live Brushes”. Live
Brushes allow digital artists to paint with watercolors and oils that act like the real thing,
except no messy clean up!
After Effects
Adobe After Effects is used for adding visual effects to videos or animations. After
Effects can also be used to create animations of both text and complex characters. After
Effects can also do other things like adding clips into a clip or overlaying green-screens.
It is very hardware intensive, so be sure to have at least 8GB of RAM and plenty of CPU
power available if you want to use it.
Bridge
Adobe Bridge is basically an organizer for photos and designs within the Adobe Creative
Suite. Bridge is used for batch file utility functions, such as renaming files or editing
other metadata on the raw camera IPTC and XMP level. Bridge isn’t necessarily a
program used for creating or making visual edits to actual content. Rather, think of it as a
handy assistant for all other Adobe software.
Lightroom Classic
Adobe Lightroom Classic is a similar program to Adobe Photoshop, but there are some
large differences. Lightroom Classic is a desktop based program rather than cloud
based. It was created as a complement to Photoshop, and has some cool organizing
abilities and ways to create albums. There are no brushes or pen tools in Lightroom
Classic- you cannot create graphics from scratch like you can in Photoshop or
Illustrator. Lightroom Classic can also convert RAW image types and manipulate them.
RAW images are also known as ‘digital negatives’. RAW files carry more information and usually are
larger than other file types such as a JPG - basically when shooting in RAW, you are getting everything
that the image sensor in the camera has picked up with no digital manipulation. Lightroom offers ease of
use when you need to process multiple files efficiently. It also offers ‘non-destructive editing’ which
keeps the original file intact - so no accidentally saving over the original!
Lightroom
Okay, I know it is confusing - what is Lightroom and why is there Lightroom Classic
too? Adobe Lightroom is very similar to Lightroom Classic - the biggest difference
being that Lightroom is cloud based whereas Lightroom Classic is desktop based.
Some other differences include the ability to have automatic file backup and automatic
tagging and what Adobe calls ‘intelligent search’ - Lightroom Classic offers only a
manual search and no automatic tagging.
Dimension
Adobe Dimensions is a 3D rendering and design software. It is really great for creating
3D mockups for products or presentations. The software provides 3D models,
materials, environments and lighting so you do not have to create everything from
scratch if you don’t want to do that.
Dreamweaver
Adobe Dreamweaver is kind of like a graphical version of Notepad++ (a code editor
that supports several different languages). It highlights syntax and shows you a rough
preview of what your code will look like at the same time. Many of its tools
automatically generate the necessary code when using the visual side of the program.
Some of the languages that Dreamweaver is compatible with: ActionScript, ASP, C#,
CSS, ColdFusion, EDML, XHTML, XML, XSLT, HTML, Java, JavaScript, PHP, VB, VBScript, and
WML.
Animate
Adobe Animate is a multimedia authoring and computer animation program. You can
design interactive animations and create cartoons, advertisements, games, and more.
Many people may recall Adobe Flash - this is sort of like a replacement for Flash from
Adobe.
Character Animator
Adobe Character Animator brings your Photoshop and/or Illustrator creations to life. It
combines live motion-capture with a multi-track recording system to control layered
2D puppets. You do so by first capturing your performance using a camera,
microphone, keyboard, mouse, or touch screen. While you are performing, the program
captures your facial expressions. So you can become your character in a way!
Audition
Adobe Audition is very useful for editing audio. It can be used to edit and mix sounds
or fine-tune and re-master soundtracks.
Media Encoder
Adobe Media Encoder lets you save media for almost any screen or device. It supports
multiple formats and media can be saved in multiple outputs for optimal playback on a
variety of resolutions and devices. Cue points can be added to playback to trigger
presentation specific actions. Video can also be resized or cropped within Media
Encoder. Metadata editing is supported in the most recent version and will pass
information to the rest of the Adobe suite.
InCopy
Adobe InCopy is a professional word processor that integrates with InDesign. While
InDesign is used to publish materials, InCopy is used by editors to write, edit, track
changes, and do very basic design to documents.
Prelude
Adobe Prelude is a video tool, but it isn’t for editing; it is for screening video clips and
organizing them. Prelude can log videos, tag, transcode, and search through footage
quickly.
Fuse CC (Beta)
Adobe Fuse CC is a 3D computer graphics software that enables users to create 3D
human characters. Its main novelty is the ability to import and integrate user generated
content into the character creator. There are also multiple presets that you can use to
create your character or model.
Muse CC
Adobe Muse is a discontinued offline website builder used to create fixed, fluid, or
adaptive websites, without the need to write code. It generates static pages, but does not
manage hosting. Adobe does offer Dreamweaver as another website builder, but the
difference is that you need programming knowledge and web design skills to use
Dreamweaver, while Muse implies the awareness of design basics only. You can still
use Muse CC, but Adobe no longer offers updates or support for the program.
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