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Steve Weinrebe bio:
Steve Weinrebe is an Adobe Certified Photoshop Instructor (ACI, CTT+), author, and award winning photographer. Steve has been teaching Photoshop to adult students and working professionals since 1991, and was one of the first instructors to be Adobe Certified for Photoshop, over a decade ago. Steve is currently the Director of Imaging R & R, Adobe Authorized Training Center in Princeton NJ, as well as the Princeton Photographic Workshops in Princeton NJ.
Author of two books, Adobe Photoshop and the Art of Photography
Steve has won numerous awards both as an instructor and as a professional photographer. In 2006 Steve won a highly coveted Videographer award for the training DVD “Inside Photoshop”.
Steve has taught both photography and Photoshop at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, and is currently on the faculty of the Maine Media Workshops teaching advanced classes for Photoshop and photography. Steve is a longstanding member of Nikon Professional Services (NPS), and his stock photography is represented worldwide by Getty Images.
In 2011 Steve is bringing an equally talented group of professionals to teach photography workshops at the new photography school, the Princeton Photographic Workshops.
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1 andre // Feb 23, 2008 at 4:57 pm
I atcually have a question. Where should I save the Luminosity Sharpen with Smart Sharpen file that very generously offer, so that it will be in the drop down selection.
Thank you very much,
2 admin // Feb 23, 2008 at 6:06 pm
Re: my Luminosity Sharpening Action, download from the Photoshop User web site:
Actually you can “load” it from anywhere, though the best place to keep an action may be in the Photoshop program folder, in the Applications folder on a Mac, or the Program Files folder on a PC, as follows: Photoshop CS3 > Presets > Actions. Whether you place the action there, or on your desktop, do the following:
1) Launch Photoshop
2) Click the drop down menu at the upper right corner of the Actions palette
3) Choose “Load Actions”
4) Navigate to the action, whether it is on your desktop, or you placed it in your Actions folder as described above.
5) Once you’ve found the action in the Load Actions dialog, click the action and then click “Load”.
6) Your action will now be listed in the Actions palette, ready to use.
Enjoy!
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