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Entries from March 2008

New online Photoshop training, one-on-one “webinars”

March 28th, 2008 · No Comments · Adobe Training, Photoshop

I am now offering online training, aka. webinars, using distance learning tools so that you can learn Photoshop from me wherever you are located. Take my highly successful complete two day Photoshop class even if you are not located within driving distance to my classroom training sessions. All online training is one-on-one. All you need […]

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Adobe announces Photoshop Express

March 27th, 2008 · No Comments · Photography, Technology

Adobe today announced Photoshop Express (Public Beta), an online photo editing tool that may well revolutionize photo editing for hobbyists, amateurs, and anyone looking for a simple, intuitive, and free application to edit their photos with. You can upload, edit, and then download or share photos with - I have to say - incredible ease. […]

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Patience has rewards

March 24th, 2008 · No Comments · Everything else

Thanks for visiting Mode Studio, and especially thanks to any visitors that have put up with slow loading times of late. Turns out all web hosts are not equal and I have moved Mode Studio to a new web host that is serving the blog smoothly. If you ever tried to browse around before and […]

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Impressed by Light, Calotypes on display

March 7th, 2008 · No Comments · Arts & Entertainment, Photography

My latest tutorial at the Photoshop User web site is a tribute to the art of paper negatives, known as Calotypes. I originally wrote the tutorial to celebrate an exhibition of British Calotypes at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC. That show has ended but there is an excellent web site where you can […]

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Irreverent photo tool of the month

March 3rd, 2008 · No Comments · Irreverent photo tool of the month, Photography

This month is kind of a two-fer: bits of tape, and a film can to hold them. Sometimes a scrap of tape can save your life; or at least the success of a photo shoot. Good quality gaffers tape comes in large rolls and is a staple in the gaffer cases. But what about when […]

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