Last week, David Pogue of The New York Times used his weekly video segment to demonstrate a couple of Macro Software applications.
Pogue’s presentation was great, and it inspired us to tell you about a little piece of Macro Software Big Swing uses every day: Type It 4 Me!
A couple of weeks ago, my G5 Power Mac blew up. We still haven’t figured out what happened, but it seems to have been a hardware failure of some kind. We were in the middle of a very large project, and could not be without an imaging machine for even a single day. Thankfully both drives were unaffected, and a local electronics store had a Mac Pro in stock. We were up and running in about 6 hrs, and made our deadline.
The first in a continuing series published at Big Swing called Zen Photoshop
So, what’s the difference between working with an 8-bit image and a 16-bit image? Short answer: a lot of color.
Mastering Photoshop: Retouching, Compositing, and Masking
February 21 - February 27, 2010
For more information or to register by phone, call the Santa Fe Photographic Workshops at (505) 983-1400, ext. 11. → Register online
Stephen Yadzinski is teaching Photoshop Retouching and Composite intensive at the Santa Fe Photographic Workshops March 25th - 27th 2009.
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