Looking ahead at 2012, some exciting changes, additions and acquisitions are in the planning: For Adobe training we have added some new classes both in Princeton and for our Government/Military customers. The most exciting one is “Fundamental Elements of Graphic Design”. Many of our InDesign and Illustrator students have requested this class, so grab a [...]
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I read this compelling statement by Jim Jannard on the Red User forum: “You can extract “Getty worthy” still images from an EPIC motion stream.” I’m usually all ears when Jim Jannard makes a compelling statement, but I don’t see the Epic listed on Getty Images’ approved camera list for contributors. Getty is extremely picky [...]
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This news is a few days old and there’s not much to say about it, but as an Adobe beta tester I thought I’d start a series of posts here about Phtooshop CS5 (hint: more to come). Maybe taking a page from the incredible pre-release buzz of the iPad, Adobe has let the world know [...]
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(NOTE: The next Barnegat Light Photo Workshop is being held October 1-4, 2009. Click here for more info. ) Join me in October for my next 4-day Digital Photography Workshop in beautiful Barnegat Light, on the northern tip of Long Beach Island NJ. Classes will be held in a beach house just steps from the ocean and [...]
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Having just returned from a week in Maine, after my week in North Carolina, I have to say it’s good to be back in NJ. But the Maine Media Workshops is still, believe it or not, a hopping place to be in February. Thanks to MMW for having me up to teach “Photoshop & the [...]
