So here it is. Some 18 months after its last release, Creative Suite 5 has arrived to set the benchmark for professional creatives producing work for page and screen.
With big updates to flagships and market leaders such as Photoshop, InDesign, Dreamweaver, Flash Professional, Premiere Pro and After Effects, there’s a huge amount to get to grips with. In fact, with the introduction of yet another key application, Flash Catalyst, Creative Suite 5 sees the synchronised launch of 16 applications.
But that’s not all. There are two important support programs: Device Central CS5, for testing how content works on an ever-wider range of mobile device emulators; and the media management tool, Bridge. Adobe is also using the launch of Creative Suite 5 to move into services. Most of these weren’t running at the time of review, with the exception of BrowserLab.
Which suite to buy?
To get your hands on all CS5 services, support apps and standalones, you’ll have to shell out for the Master Collection. At around £2,300 exc VAT it isn’t cheap, especially as Adobe again penalises UK users with a punitive dollar-sterling exchange rate. However, users of any CS4 or CS3 suite can now upgrade for around half that price.
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