Tuesday News Nuggets
Sep 18th, 2007 | 0 CommentsHere’s some crunchy Tuesday news (now with more fiber): I saw this last week on Photojojo.com, and then I got numerous posts and emails about it, so I finally had to try it, and I have to tell you—it’s pretty darn cool. It’s called “Animoto” and it’s a site that creates music-video style slideshows ofContinue…
Monument Valley Pano Uncovered
Sep 18th, 2007 | 0 CommentsOK, the headline makes it sound more dramatic than it really was; I was searching through Lightoom for a shot I took out in Utah’s Monument Valley (Click for a much larger version). The only reason I found this pano at all was that I use a little trick so I can spot panos whileContinue…
KelbyTraining.com Launched at Photoshop World
Sep 18th, 2007 | 0 CommentsOne of the big announcements made at Photoshop World from our company was the launch of KelbyTraining.com (that’s me above, in front of the Kelby Training booth at Photoshop World –photo by Jeff Greene). You can read the official press release here, but if you’d rather hear the plain-English scoop straight from the horse’s mouthContinue…
It’s Unexpected ”No Blog” Monday
Sep 17th, 2007 | 0 CommentsHi Everybody. I didn’t expect for this to be a “No Blog” Monday, but I was up all night finishing up a project (more on this soon), and now I’m in a meeting, and everyone’s staring at me because they’re talking and my laptop is open and I’m typing. I’ll be back tomorrow, cause I’veContinue…
Adobe Releases Lightroom 1.2 Update and Camera Raw 4.2 Update
Sep 14th, 2007 | 3 CommentsSorry I didn’t get this posted sooner (I’ve been in meetings all morning), but Adobe released Lightroom 1.2 a FREE maintenance (bug-fix) update, which also adds support for some new digital cameras (like the Canon EOS 40D, the Fuji FinePix IS-1, Olympus EVOLT E-510, and Panasonic DMC-FZ18 among others). You can download it here forContinue…
Friday Photoshop News Fiesta!
Sep 14th, 2007 | 0 CommentsHi everybody. It’s Friday and time for a Photoshop News Fiesta (by the way, I have no idea what that means exactly, but it sure sounds good). Here we go: Wacom introduced a new Special Edition widescreen tablet last week at Photoshop World, (seen above) to celebrate 25 years of tableture (tableture? OK, 25 yearsContinue…
Posted September, 2007
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