An Adobe MAX one-on-one discussion about Frame.io Version 4 with JJ Powell, Sr. Product Marketing Manager for Frame.io. As of Adobe MAX 2024, Frame.io Version 4 is now fully released. No more beta, ...

It’s been eighteen months since Adobe acquired Frame.io, the video collaboration service that helps anyone from freelancers to large production houses streamline their review and editing workflows.

On the heels of Adobe’s release of Frame.io integration with Adobe PremierePro and Adobe After Effects, Frame.io has major revisions to its platform and Frame.io app. These fall into 4 areas – ...

Adobe on Tuesday released the latest beta version of its Frame.io collaboration service. Version 4 beta is more than just an update that adds some new features. It's a complete overhaul that brings ...

Adobe has introduced the latest version of Frame.io, known as Frame.io V4, with the aim of enhancing content workflows for creative projects. Positioned as a solution for the increasing demand for ...

Adobe ADBE announced today that its cloud-based video-collaboration capabilities for its Frame.io division will be built directly into cameras from Red and Fujifilm, the purest expression yet of a ...

Welcome to this overview of Frame.io For Adobe Creative Cloud. Frame.io for Creative Cloud brings powerful cloud-based review and collaboration tools to Premiere Pro and After Effects as part of your ...

Frame.io now includes rich support for photos and PDFs, empowering teams to seamlessly collaborate in a centralized cloud-based workspace Camera to Cloud capabilities now natively integrated in ...

Cloud-based video collaboration and review service Frame.io today launched an app on Apple AAPL TV devices and announced new or expanded partnerships with Teradek, Atomos, and iPhone app maker FiLMiC ...

Remote collaboration has been more popular than ever these past two years. For video creators, things are about to get easier with the latest revision to Adobe’s Creative Cloud. Amid consumer demand, ...

Adobe has now included Frame.io as part of its Creative Cloud subscription for video producers, at the same time as updating Premiere Pro and launching native support for M1 Macs in After Effects.

Adobe announced on Tuesday that Creative Cloud subscriptions will now include Frame.io, its software made for collaborating on video projects. It’s building the software into the latest versions of ...