DeGuy says these new 3D apps are just the beginning for Adobe, though, so it might be that mobile tools as well as VR apps are next on deck.

DeGuy acknowledges the possibilities of mobile 3D apps, especially for AR, but the mobile 3D creative apps aren't here yet. Adobe already owns Medium, a VR-based sculpting tool that the company acquired from Facebook, and Deguy says Adobe is working on a new version of that app called Modeler that will work both in and out of VR.Įven though the recent iPad Pro has an M1 chip just like many new Macs, these 3D tools are currently for Mac, PC and Linux only. The 3D content can flow into Adobe's Aero AR app if needed, but these 3D tools haven't yet been created with VR in mind.

It'll be interesting to see how versatile Adobe's virtual photo studio could be at importing and staging other 3D captures. The virtual photo studio in Stager, which is an evolved version of Adobe Dimension, can place 3D renders alongside a collection of Adobe assets (premade backgrounds, objects or virtual lighting) to take shots that could be used for presentations, or ads. It features everything you need to create dazzling 3D content, and you can get it for 39.99/£31. The Stager app has virtual lighting and locations for virtual photo shoots. Adobe Substance 3D Stager is the perfect tool for assembling and building 3D scenes to export and share as images, web, and AR media. For the full Substance 3D experience including Stager youll need to go for this collection.

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