If you're entrenched in Adobe's creative
ecosystem, or just want to try a new photo editing and storage solution
for your mobile devices, you may be interested to learn that the company
has brought an official Revel app to the Play Store.
Before discussing the app, it would be prudent to remind readers that
Adobe Revel works on a plan system with free and paid options - for
free, you get unlimited photo and video imports for 30 days. After that
you're limited to 50 total imports per month. For $5.99 per month, you
unlock unlimited imports. Those interested in finding out more can check
out Adobe's official Revel site.
Adobe pitches the Revel app as the latest extension of the service,
which is reaching Android for the first time (excluding of course
Adobe's Revel Importer app).
The service, for those unaware, is essentially a cloud photo backup and
storage platform. The app adds minor photo edits to this (think
filters, cropping, and red-eye removal), and touts Revel's collaborative
prowess, inviting users to share with family members, encourage
relatives to share their own photos, or automatically sharing daily
moments with simple settings. All of this, of course, is done securely.
The app also plays nice with Photoshop Elements 12 and Premiere
Elements 12, allowing for expanded editing in those programs and easier
importing of results into your Revel library. Revel might be worth a
look from anyone who hasn't already landed on a photo storage solution,
but the limit on free accounts doesn't really foster the kind of
free-flowing photo collaboration Adobe touts, so it may not be an
appealing solution for everyone.
Source: Adobe
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