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In an unprecedented move, Adobe is going to be hosting a Developers Kitchen at Photoshop World in Boston on April 3, 2007 from 1:00-5:00 pm. They will be providing assistance in preparing your plug-ins for Photoshop CS3. This is just too cool — to be able to talk with Adobe developers in person. So bring your list of questions, you never know when or if this will happen again. To get more info and to sign-up go here.

If you have never checked out Photoshop TV, then there is no better time. This week’s episode is a special one because I somehow found myself hosting the show all by myself. Well, not entirely by myself. I had help from NAPP’s Creative Director Felix Nelson, who was gracious enough to come in and share some of his cool Photoshop tips. I also managed to squeeze in a couple tutorials of my own. It’s a show full of laughs and tears and….. well!! Oh, just check it out here and enjoy!!
NAPP’s very own Dave Cross just recently did an exclusive interview with Scott Kelby about the all-new Photoshop Lightroom and the much anticipated release of Scott’s newest book: The Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Book for Digital Photographers. Scott had some very interesting things to say about this new software and how it is being received by photographers. Also Scott talks about other exciting Lightroom related things he’s got going on as well. Check out the entire interview here and go here to learn more about the Lightroom book and to pre-order your copy today.
That’s right everyone, NAPP’s very own Dave Cross will be at Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park in the amazing red rock country of Utah from April 18-22 for the Great American Photography Workshop. This is a wonderful opportunity to really get into a creative groove by immersing yourself in the majestic canyon surroundings and working shoulder to shoulder with the best minds in the industry. What could be better than that? You get the best tips and techniques for shooting and then implementing an efficient digital work flow. Not to mention, seeing some of the most beautiful landscapes in the country. Spaces are limited so get on it and check it out. You can find out more about Dave Cross’s Workshop here. You can find out more about the Great American Photography Workshop here.
Well Adobe has announced that they will be announcing…hmmm that almost sounds silly. Anyway, they have announced that they will be announcing the new CS3 Suite on March 27. Mind you, they are not announcing a ship date. They are merely introducing the new product to the world, officially. This will be celebrated at the launch party Adobe will be having in New York City which will be a live webcast at 3:30 EST. Also, Adobe has released a teaser site. I have no clue what it is for, perhaps CS3? There isn’t much more to go on. I guess that’s why they call it a teaser. At least it has some cool interactive Flash content. Check it out here.
Now here is a man that has simply got it down. The man does not need a camera. He renders everything from scratch and the results are simply stunning. Bert has been using Photoshop pretty much since its inception and inclusion into the digital world and he has managed to leave even some of the best illustrators stupefied, and he is still at it. Bert currently is traveling the country bringing his expertise to the masses through his Creativity Tour, sponsored by the NAPP. You can check out Bert’s work here. You can also check out his weekly podcast in which he posts a new technique every week. Realy cool stuff.
Adobe just recently announced that in about six months they will be launching an online version of the Photoshop. This will be a sort of entry-level version giving people the ability to use Photoshop for free over the web. Now it won’t have the complete set of features that come in the shipping version of Photoshop, but will give newbies the ability to get really familiar and perhaps novice users to use it in remote location when they are away from their own computers. I must say, I am not fully understanding the logic myself but hmmm… we’ll see!!
Hey Photoshop World attendees! There is still time to enter the Guru Awards competition which is exclusive to Photoshop World attendees. The deadline is March 15 which is just two weeks away. This is a great opportunity to get your name and your work out there for the world to see. There are several categories that range from Photography to Illustration. I personally have taken home a couple Guru Awards myself and it has really helped me with getting recognition; plus it’s really great to see the kind of work other Photoshop users are doing. You can get more info on Photoshop World and the Guru Awards by going here.
Well for those of you who use other apps in the Adobe Creative Suite other than Photoshop, you will definitely want to check out the Creative Suite podcast by Adobe’s very own Terry White. Terry is the Technical Resources Manager at Adobe and each week he brings you the newest techniques in apps such as InDesign, Illustrator, GoLive and Acrobat. The lessons are straightforward and easy to follow. If you want to really take advantage of the entire suite, it’s a great resource. You can check it out here.

Now here is a nifty little site that I visit every now and then for inspiration. It’s called coolhomepages.com and it is a collection of web pages that range from personal to full-blown commercial. These are submitted by the creators of the sites and you can even submit your own. It is a really good resource for checking out what’s in and what’s out in the web design world. The search engine is broken down by category, so if you work in a particular field you can narrow your search to just that. It is definitely worth a look. You can check it out here.
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When I’m done working with an image, I like to sit and admire it (hey, I spent six hours working on it, I should). To do that, I hit the Tab key, then hit the F key three times. This hides all of the panels and toolbars and lets you see the image by itself surrounded by black. To get back to regular mode, press the F key and the Tab key one more time.