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Posts about Photoshop, Creative Suite 3, and more…

12.21.2011

GuideGuide

GuideGuide is a handy exten­sion for mak­ing guides in Pho­to­shop. Works in Photoshop CS4+.

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08.15.2011

Muse

What would you cre­ate on the web if you didn’t have to worry about writ­ing code? That’s (appar­ently) the premise behind Adobe’s new web author­ing tool, code-named Muse. Built using Adobe Air, this cross-platform appli­ca­tion will work on Mac, PC, and poten­tially on Linux as well. While in beta, it’ll be free to use. Plans … Read the rest of this item

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06.15.2010

Using data sets and variables in Photoshop

Hop on over to the OnWired blog where I’ve posted a brief tuto­r­ial on how to start work­ing with vari­ables and data sets in Pho­to­shop. When I spoke in front of RefreshColumbia/CAUG a cou­ple of months ago, I showed a brief demo of how to do this and many in atten­dance didn’t know this was pos­si­ble with Pho­to­shop. (If you … Read the rest of this item

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05.03.2010

CS5 is here.

Cre­ative Suite 5 is here. I’ve had the plea­sure of test­ing out CS5 for the past few months and I’m not exag­ger­at­ing when I say it’s the best ver­sion yet. It runs blaz­ing fast on my Mac mini (Intel Core 2 Duo 2.26GHz with 4GB 1066MHz DDR3). Fea­tures like Photoshop’s Con­tent Aware Fill are not to be missed. … Read the rest of this item

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08.28.2009

How to be a Photoshop Bad Ass

Greg Rewis is the Group Man­ager, World­wide Cre­ative Solu­tions Evan­ge­lism at Adobe. He came to speak to the Atlanta Web Design Group about becom­ing a Pho­to­shop Bad Ass. This post is a col­lec­tion of tweets along with links to help add greater under­stand­ing to what was being dis­cussed before and dur­ing his talk. I hope you find the … Read the rest of this item

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04.30.2009

Disable Javascript in Acrobat

From the Adobe Prod­uct Secu­rity Inci­dent Response Team (PSIRT) blog: “All cur­rently sup­ported ship­ping ver­sions of Adobe Reader and Acro­bat (Adobe Reader and Acro­bat 9.1, 8.1.4, and 7.1.1 and ear­lier ver­sions) are vul­ner­a­ble to this issue. Adobe plans to pro­vide updates for all sup­ported ver­sions for all plat­forms (Win­dows, Mac­in­tosh and Unix) to resolve this issue.” … Read the rest of this item

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09.30.2008

Is CS4 worth the upgrade?

Is Adobe Cre­ative Suite 4 worth the upgrade? Hav­ing been involved in the Adobe Cre­ative Suite 4 Web Pre­mium beta test for the bet­ter part of this year, I’ve had a good bit of expe­ri­ence using the new ver­sions of Dreamweaver, Pho­to­shop and Illus­tra­tor. Here are just a few of the things that have stood out so far: Bet­ter … Read the rest of this item

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09.17.2008

Thoughts on CS4

I’ll be speak­ing on Sep­tem­ber 23 at 6:30pm about Adobe Cre­ative Suite 4 at the Colum­bia County Library in Evans, GA as part of the next Refresh Augusta meetup [info]. The pre­sen­ta­tion will cover what’s new, what I’ve thought about the Suite so far, and more. (As part of the meetup, Refresh Augusta will be giv­ing … Read the rest of this item

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09.04.2008

Brilliant

Are you ready for some­thing bril­liant? Yes­ter­day Adobe announced that it will unveil the new Adobe® Cre­ative Suite® 4 lineup in a spe­cial web event on 9.23.08. Reg­is­ter today to be among the first to learn about CS4. This is not some­thing you’re going to want to miss. Trust me.

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06.05.2008

No Photoshop vs. Photoshop

Why We Skip Pho­to­shop vs. Why We Don’t Skip Pho­to­shop — I think the les­son learned here is that teams work the way that suits them best. 37Signals has the lux­ury of being able to design for them­selves, and has estab­lished a set of design stan­dards that they can rip­ple through­out their prod­ucts. Whereas at Blue Fla­vor … Read the rest of this item

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