4.17.20: Adobe Productions Is Here and so Are Our Questions

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4.17.20: Adobe Productions Is Here and so Are Our Questions

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While week 5 of COVID shutdown has us forgetting what day it is, Adobe has been busy with a new workflow tool: Productions. This week, we discuss the new Adobe product as well as the interesting features of the upcoming RED Komodo camera, our viewing suggestions, and all things exposure for an Ask No Film School question. Let’s go!
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