Its tolerable for now but I'm starting to lose my patience with Adobe in regards to LR Classic. If it gets much worse, I may have to go back to using just Bridge+PS (or use C1 as it doesn't seem to bog the computer down during importing). The random errors I get (mainly when deleting files from the catalog) I can live with, but the speed of LR has gotten so much worse over time, despite them adding new features to LR. It's not a huge deal as i can go watch a TV show while doing large batches of image importing into LR but I wish for the $10 per month everyone pays them, they could address the speed issues.
EVen on a decently equipped Dell XPS laptop it seems slow (but this is only the import process, which seems to render the computer useless for multi-tasking while LR is importing). The most recent one released a few weeks ago has gotten really slow IMO. The price, for me at least, isn't a big deal, but it's more that the fact that LR has slowed down over the past few updates. Looking outward at the full fiscal year 2020, Adobe is targeting annual revenue of around $13.15 billion with significant growth in its Digital Media and Digital Experience segments, as well as growth in its Digital Experience subscription revenue and bookings. In Q1 2020, the company is aiming for around $3.04 billion in quarterly revenue with continued growth in its Digital Media and Digital Experience segments. Adobe's Creative and Document Cloud segments also grew during Q4 with revenues of $1.74 billion and $339 million, respectively.Īdobe expects its performance to continue trending upward through its first fiscal quarter of the new year.
The company reports growth across multiple business segments, including a 22% year-over-year Digital Media segment quarterly revenue increase to $2.08 billion. With that quarter finalized, Adobe has revealed record annual revenue totaling $11.17 billion, a 24% year-over-year increase over its fiscal year 2018.Īdobe President and CEO Shantanu Narayen called the performance 'phenomenal,' citing both loyal customers and product innovation as among the reasons for its success.
Adobe has announced its fiscal fourth quarter and fiscal 2019 financial results, revealing that they set new quarterly and annual revenue records for the company.ĭuring its fourth quarter, which ended on November 29, Adobe saw quarterly revenue of $2.99 billion, a 21% year-over-year increase.
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