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February 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment |
Get 15% off of Pixel Genius products with this code – JPC15CPN.
The people at Pixel Genius (Martin Evening, the late Bruce Fraser, Mac Holbert, Andrew Rodney, Seth Resnick and Jeff Schewe) produce terrific production tools for use within Photoshop – PhotoKit, Photo Kit Color, and Photo Kit Sharpener.
PhotoKit automates a variety of tasks including color correction, color to black and white conversion, toning, and basic sharpening. PhotoKit Sharpener automates some of the most sophisticated sharpening routines ever devised. They’re so sophisticated they were licensed and modified for Adobe’s Lightroom.
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Category: Discounts, Software Tags: bruce fraser, discount, Jeff Schewe, mac holbert, martin evening, photo kit, photo kit sharpener, pixel genius, real world image sharpening, seth resnick, Software
March 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment |
Precons at Photoshop World XVII start today.
We’re coblogging again. Presenters will try and make one post a day of a highlight.
I haven’t even started my Epson Print Academy Precon (today from 1-5 with Rodney and Schewe) yet and I’ve had a highlight. RC Concepcion, Matt Koslowski, Corey Barker and I were discussing shooting for HDR for their demo during their Precon session. RC had scouted locations and remarked that crowds might be a problem. So I offered an idea. Shoot 3 shots for each bracketed exposure (three each for low, medium and high). First merge the moving people out. Then use the remaining three merges for the HDR merge. This stuff gets you thinking – in new ways. I love it! I’ll be do this in my workshop in Palms Springs next week. Someone will let you know how it goes. When they do you’ll find a link here.
You can see what other presenters share each day by accessing these links.
Here’s a list of everyone who coblogged last year. Check back for more links each day.
Corey Barker John Paul Caponigro RC Concepcion Dave Cross
Jim Divitale Laurie Excell Martin Evening
Richard Harrington Scott Kelby Matt Koslowski Deke McClelland Joe McNally John Nack Moose Peterson Jeff Schewe Colin Smith Ben Willmore David Ziser
Find out more about Photoshop World here.
Check out the Epson Print Academy here.
Check out my Workshops series here.
Category: Event - Seminar Tags: adobe, andrew rodney, ben willmore, coblogging, colin smith, corey barker, CS Next, dave cross, David Ziser, Deke McClelland, Jeff Schewe, jim divitale, Joe McNally, john loiacono, John Nack, john paul caponigro, Laurie Excell, martin evening, matt koslowski, Moose Peterson, napp, photoshop world, rc concepcion, richard harrington, scott kelby, Software - Photoshop
September 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment |
Martin Evening weighs in on CS4 on PhotoshopNews.
“I would say that Photoshop CS4 is an excellent upgrade, not just for the features I have listed in Photoshop Camera Raw and Bridge but for lots of other significant little changes to the program.”
The new CS4 interface Spring-loaded keys Open GL performance Adjustments panel Color Range selections Masks panel Content-aware scaling Depth of field blending Photoshop CS4 extra items Camera Raw 5 Bridge CS4 Collections Large image previews
Read the full story with great illustrations on PhotoshopNews.com here.
Seen it? Like it? Comment here!
Martin’s books are among the very best on both Lightroom and Photoshop. Check out Martin’s books here.
Learn Lightroom 2 and CS4 in my workshops. Check out my DVDs here.
Category: Software, Software - Photoshop Tags: adobe, adobe CS4, adobe photoshop cs4, cs4 new features, martin evening
There’s a joke that’s been going around. Photoshop is just a plug-in for Lightroom.
What do you do with Lightroom and what do you do with Photoshop? It’s a question many have been asking since Adobe released Lightroom. As Lightroom continues to grow in power the question becomes increasingly important.
Martin Evening has some great answers on Lightroom-News. Find them here.
Category: Software, Software - Lightroom, Software - Photoshop Tags: adobe, adobe CS4, adobe photoshop cs4, cs4 new features, martin evening
September 6, 2008 | 1 Comment |
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Sure, the training is excellent! But, the best thing about Photoshop World is the people. These people are not only talented, intelligent, and passionate but they’re also one of the nicest groups of people to work with anywhere. You get this feeling everyone here: with the instructors, the staff, and the attendees. The folks at NAPP are an exceptional organization, not just professional, but personal. I told Scott Kelby how impressed I was with this when he welcomed me to my first Photoshop World. His response said it all, “They’re not customers; they’re members.” The sense of community is very strong here.
Find out who all these people are here. Find out what you missed here. Watch for upcoming announcement for Photoshop World Boston in spring 2009.
If you attended any of the sessions, let us know what you thought! Comment!
Check out cobloggers coverage of PSW at the links below.
Corey Barker John Paul Caponigro RC Concepcion Dave Cross Laurie Excell Martin Evening Scott Kelby Matt Koslowski Deke McClelland Joe McNally John Nack Moose Peterson Jeff Schewe Colin Smith Ben Willmore David Ziser
Category: Event - Seminar Tags: adobe, andrew rodney, ben willmore, coblogging, colin smith, corey barker, CS Next, dave cross, David Ziser, Deke McClelland, Jeff Schewe, Joe McNally, john loiacono, John Nack, john paul caponigro, Laurie Excell, martin evening, matt koslowski, Moose Peterson, napp, photoshop world, rc concepcion, scott kelby, Software - Photoshop
September 4, 2008 | 1 Comment |
Adobe announced today that CS Next is coming soon. What’s Next? John Loiacono highlighted three key concepts that characterize the new release. Timesavers (real speed increases), Integration (transparently with Macromedia products), and Cutting Edge (daring new features). Sign up for advance notice on upcoming announcements 9-23-08 here.
For me one of the most interesting things at Photoshop World is the keynote address. Adobe always unveils new technology / features that are either soon to be released or might be slated for future release at a later date. You get futurecasting about new possibilities in photography based on what’s actually in development now. It’s these presentations that make me feel like I’m truly in the 21st century.
John Loiacono and John Nack did a great job this morning. Their presentations were so smooth it was almost easy to overlook that what they were showing you were radical new ways of making photographic images. A tsunami seemed like a gentle wave. This may have helped many of us overcome a feeling akin to vertigo as we watched our photographic world change before your eyes.
1 Adobe’s free online service PhotoshopExpress soon to be compatible with mobile devices – store, share, adjust your images online – free … think Facebook meets PS 2 Configurator – a soon to be release utility that lets you customize and share your PS interface 3 ultrahigh resolution (multi-gigabyte) stitches with zooming capabilities – zoom into any part of an image and reveal amazing detail you couldn’t see with the naked eye 4 context sensitive scaling – scale an image without distorting key image areas 5 360 degree stitched panoramas that can be easily retouched or even rendered as a globe 6 paint directly on 3D renderings 7 super-fast preview and rendering of filters
Congratulations to today’s Photoshop Hall of Fame Inductees – John Nack and Martin Evening!
If you were there, tell us about it. Comment!
Category: Event - Seminar Tags: adobe, andrew rodney, ben willmore, coblogging, colin smith, corey barker, CS Next, dave cross, David Ziser, Deke McClelland, Jeff Schewe, Joe McNally, john loiacono, John Nack, john paul caponigro, Laurie Excell, martin evening, matt koslowski, Moose Peterson, napp, photoshop world, photoshop world keynote, rc concepcion, scott kelby, Software - Photoshop
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