Posted by Tommy Maloney in News at August 5th, 2008
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onOne Software Stone Cold film recently added over a dozen new free training videos to the Tutorials section on their web site and now have 89 free videos to view from their website.
The tutorials run the gamut from short introductory, high level overviews of each product to longer, in-depth tutorials to show you all of the tips and tricks of a product so you get the most benefit and value out of their plugins.
The most recent videos added include several new tutorials for our latest Photoshop plugin, FocalPoint as well as some additional tutorials for PhotoTools. These videos are the quickest and easiest way for you to learn how to get the most out of all of the onOne Software products. Make sure to enter coupon code PHTSHPLB during the checkout to get your discount.
onOne Software also announced the onOne Software Exchange: http://www.ononeexchange.com/
This is a new website dedicated to providing users with downloadable presets for PhotoTools, PhotoTools Professional Edition, PhotoFrame, PhotoFrame Professional Edition, and FocalPoint. If own any of these products head on over to the onOne Exchange and start looking at the examples and then download the preset(s) that you like the best. If you are thinking about getting PhotoTools, this is a good site to visit to see examples and get an idea of what PhotoTools can do to make your images look better. Please also remember to use PHTSHPLB during the checkout to get your discount.
Posted by Tommy Maloney in News at July 28th, 2008
Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced the immediate availability of Adobe® Photoshop® Lightroom® 2 software, the photographer’s essential toolbox for managing, adjusting and presenting large volumes of digital photographs. With new enhancements such as dual-monitor support, radical advances in non-destructive localized image correction, and streamlined search capabilities, Lightroom 2 is a compelling upgrade that simplifies photography from shoot to finish. As Adobe’s first application to support 64-bit for Mac OS X 10.5 Macintosh computers with Intel® processors and Microsoft® Windows® Vista® 64-bit operating systems, Lightroom 2 also provides improved memory performance for dealing with large scale images. Continue Reading »
Posted by Tommy Maloney in The Trunk at July 23rd, 2008
Airplane, 8-ball, Yin Yang, glasses. Mailbox. Open Mailbox! Watch it here.
Posted by Tommy Maloney in The Trunk at July 22nd, 2008
WordPress released an iPhone app. This is it.
Posted by Tommy Maloney in Tools at June 29th, 2008
More accurately this should be called “7 Things Photoshop Does Automatically That Aren’t in the Automate Menu”, but I found that title to be a bit lengthy. Of course, Photoshop does many things “automatically”, but these are a few things I find especially useful and easy-to-use, that you may not know about yet. Continue Reading »
Posted by Tommy Maloney in News at May 29th, 2008
The people at SitePoint have released their Photoshop book The Photoshop Anthology: 101 Tips, Tricks and Techniques book for FREE as a downloadable PDF. I’m a bit fond of the book, especially in the immediately-available PDF format. And for the next 14-days you can download your very own PDF copy for FREE. Did I say it was FREE? Cause it’s free.
From my previous review of the book:
The Photoshop Anthology is very well written with great, plain-English explanations, allowing you to dive right into Photoshop’s vast feature-set. I was especially impressed with the immediate attention to keyboard (and other) shortcuts which are re-iterated throughout the book, which, when mastered, can increase your Photoshop productivity immensely.
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Posted by Tommy Maloney in News at May 27th, 2008
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The latest in the series of Beta releases from Adobe comes in the form of Dreamweaver and Firewords (and Soundbooth). Since I’m a web developer by trade, some exciting news tidbits come from the Dreamweaver camp. Some noteable new features are integration with Photoshop Smart Objects and Subversion integration. I’ve always used Dreamweaver as my code editor because of the integration of the site manager, but I’ve always missed out on Subversion… well, not anymore. In Fireworks world, the new features include PDF export, Adobe type engine integration and Adobe AIR Authoring.
It seems that both versions are benefiting from an updated user interface that appears to be a preview to the new look of the upcoming CS4 release. (You can see “cs4″ in the download links).
Go snag the beta downloads here:
Dreamweaver CS4 Beta
Fireworks CS4 Beta
