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Give your photographs more creative possibilities by taking the new Lens Correction feature beyond basic distortion removal in Photoshop CS5 and Lightroom 3. For a link to the article, read the full blog entry…

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Create dramatically different compositions by remembering to shoot at heights other than eye level. To see an example, read the full entry…

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Adobe has released the Adobe Color Printer Utility, specifically designed to print RGB-mode color profiling targets with no color management. For the download link, read the full entry…

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Has your iPhone started asking you for your voicemail password? Is it not letting you in even though you’re sure you entered the right password? Or have you completely forgotten the password? For a possible fix, read the full entry…

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Got an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch? You can now get my books from the Apple iBookstore and read them in the iBooks app…

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Updated for CS5, my book Real World Adobe Photoshop CS5 for Photographers is now available…

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Photoshop CS5 crashes caused by Mac OS X 10.6.4 are now fixed in Apple Snow Leopard Graphics Update 1.0…

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Several of my photographs, including new work, will be on display in a group show named “A Place Called Home” at Ida Culver House in Broadview (north Seattle). The reception is Thursday, July 22, 2010 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. RSVP: 206-361-1989. See you there!

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My image “Ante Rush, 5:46 a.m.” has been selected to be printed on note cards for sale as part of the Long Shot group exhibition at Photo Center NW. Pick one up by coming to the free party on…

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My image “Dead of Night, 4:55 a.m.” will be on display as part of the Long Shot group exhibition at Photo Center NW. Check it out up close by coming to the free party on…

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Are you a photographer or designer and still not quite sure how color management works? Confused about how to use color profiles? Have you tried to read books and articles about color management, but are overwhelmed by the terminology? Learn the basics of color management in my new training video.

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I don’t write about every camera announcement, but these two are noteworthy. While Canon announced six new compact cameras on August 19, there were two in particular that I knew my friends and I would be interested in. The PowerShot G11 is the successor to the G10, a rather large compact with professional features. The PowerShot [...]

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Restore the channel viewing shortcuts and Curves adjustment layer dialog box that were used before Adobe Photoshop CS4…

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You can easily see whether you’re running out of room at the end of an InDesign document, even if you aren’t editing the last page.

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If you use an Epson Stylus Photo/Epson Stylus Pro printer in Mac OS X and you save printer settings as printer presets (a recommended practice), there may be times when you choose a preset and realize that some of the settings mysteriously deviate from the way you saved them. For example, you might swear that you saved [...]

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If paper doesn’t feed through your Epson printer, look out for the following: Leading edge problems. If there’s anything wrong with the leading edge of the paper (the edge that goes in first), the printer may not be able to load it. Check for creases, folds, tears, or other damage. Proper loading depends on the [...]

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A friend of mine was printing on an Epson Stylus Pro 3800, and as the paper tried to load the printer displayed an “Incorrect paper size” error even though the size of the photo paper matched the Paper Size selected in Page Setup. And it worked just a few minutes earlier. My friend was trying [...]

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Camera Raw 4.1 and later add a very useful feature that appeared first in Lightroom. If you want to inspect an image closely for dust or other defects that need retouching, the Page Down key takes you through the entire image, from the top left corner to the bottom right corner. Here’s how it works: [...]

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