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This week’s episode of PhotoshopUser TV was filmed at Photoshop World in Orlando. The Photoshop Guys are in usual form as they bring cool Photoshop tips right from the showroom floor. Also, RC managed to make his way around the Expo and talk with a few of the vendors at the event. Check that episode out here.
Also, as you may remember, Adobe released a public beta of Lightroom 2.0 and it has gotten a lot of people asking questions as to whether or not they should try it. Matt Kloskowski, who hosts the Lightroom Killer Tips site, posted a very informative Q&A regarding common about questions on this very subject. Check that out here.Oh yeah, and have a Happy Tax Day!!
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