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Xinet® WebNative® Suite Asset Browser for Adobe Photoshop offers integration of annotations to speed productivity throughout the workflow.

For more on Asset Browser see:

  • Asset Browser for InDesign
  • Asset Browser for Illustrator

  • Feature Overview

    Asset Browser is a panel within Adobe Photoshop that can be used to import review comments made with our Annotations tool as layers within a Photoshop file. Designers save time during retouching and color correction for faster delivery during review cycles.

     

    Speed Retouching and Increase Accuracy

    Like many projects with tight deadlines, collecting and incorporating review comments in a timely manner depends on careful communication and a well-organized workflow. Comments often come from several sources and accuracy is essential. Asset Browser is fully integrated with our Annotations tool to facilitate this level of ease and communication while ensuring that comments are addressed quickly and precisely.

    After an asset is reviewed and annotated through WebNative Suite, retouchers with access to Asset Browser have a significant advantage. With proper permissions, they can import all annotations directly to the Photoshop file in three quick steps: they simply log in to Asset Browser, search for the annotated file, and click the Annotations button.

     

    Tile View

    Asset Browser Window: After navigating to the annotated file in Asset Browser, the user simply clicks the Annotations button, circled above, to import Annotations as new layers within the source file.

     

    As the annotated file opens from a mounted Xinet volume, comments are imported as layers within the file. One layer shows the annotations and another displays notes about the annotations, such as who made the comment and when.

    Because the imported comments become a part of the source file as standard Photoshop layers, retouching and color correction can quickly be done without spending time toggling between applications. The annotations are matched with an exact location on the file, making them easier to locate than searching for comments on a PDF or in a web browser. Comments can also be made about the status of each annotation through Asset Browser. An annotations report is available for tracking the status of annotations as they are made and addressed.

     

    Localization

    Import Annotations as Photoshop Layers: Annotations and annotation notes have been imported to this file as layers and are displayed when these layers are visible. Asset Browser—the black window above—shows each imported annotation and allows retouchers to make comments as each one is addressed.


    A convenient and practical tool, Asset Browser increases accuracy and saves valuable time by promoting quicker response times to tight deadlines.

     

    Features

  • Move, resize and minimize Asset Browser as needed

  • Provide log in/log out access and automate session time-outs for added security

  • Use to import and view annota
    tions in an Illustrator file without switching between applications

  • Track document status as annotations are addressed by designers
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    Benefit

    Speed review cycles by importing annotations to source files for fast edits

     

    For More Information

    Read about related features:

    Annotations

    Annotations for Photoshop

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