Properly Output To The Web: The web is a complicated technology that the average individual doesn’t understand. Many people have websites loading far longer than they should – and it can promptly be cut down if proper image output is used. I know there are a lot of Lightroom users, and still Photoshop users that [...]

Upgrading to Adobe CS6 Suite? Adobe initially announced that their upgrade options for the CS6 Suite would only be available to CS5 and CS5.5 users – leaving older software packages such as CS4 and lower, sitting in the water without a paddle. Luckily for you guys, the photographic community got together and communicated their frustrations [...]

Yesterday’s technology When Mike, a good friend of mine, handed me an article about technology and it’s past it really struck a chord with me.  The article  talked about how some of our old technology that we may have used many years ago, is not relevant or even available today.  Let’s take a look at [...]

Today Adobe announced the beta 4 release of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom as a free download for your use until the commercially available product is released.  There is no announced date for the final release of LR4 but the beta product expires March 31, 2012 so we can assume the final release will be close to [...]

Workflow Efficiency After a very long day of frustrating website hackers, application incompatibility, and numerous other delays, I FINALLY got back to screen casting the Photoshop Quick Tips Episode 1. This series will be identifying quick tips that are often hidden in Adobe Photoshop. Hopefully, you will find new ways to increase your workflow efficiency! [...]

Where Should Your Portfolio Go? To be straight foreword, should your portfolio be a dedicated website owned and operated by yourself? Or should you utilize another option such as a popular and modern social network such as Facebook? There are many good and bad reasons for each alternative, so lets take a closer look: Dedicated Website [...]