Posts Tagged ‘Adobe's Photoshop’
O’Reilly’s Screencast Series on Photoshop CS4 for Photographers
Wednesday, November 5, 2008 0:57 No CommentsO’Reilly’s Screencast Series on Photoshop CS4 for Photographers
It’s a between-episode-week for dekePod today, so I thought I’d provide you guys with something different to stimulate your video appetites: an episode of O’Reilly’s screencasts on “Photoshop CS4 for Photographers.” By different, I mean two things, 1) this particular screencast covers a variety of photography-centric topics and […]
Adobe Bridge CS4
Friday, October 24, 2008 6:06 No Comments
Adobe Bridge CS4
Adobe Bridge is an organizational and image-browsing powerhouse that’s been shipping with Photoshop since the inception of the creative suite. However, in previous versions it was sometimes painfully slow and the workspace wasn’t friendly as it could have been. That’s all changed in Photoshop CS4–Bridge got a makeover, a speed boost, and […]
Profile: Adobe Bridge CS4
Friday, October 24, 2008 0:50 No CommentsProfile: Adobe Bridge CS4
Adobe Bridge is an organizational and image-browsing powerhouse that’s been shipping with Photoshop since the inception of the creative suite. However, in previous versions it was sometimes painfully slow and the workspace wasn’t friendly as it could have been. That’s all changed in Photoshop CS4 ()—Bridge got a makeover, a speed boost, […]
Photoshop CS4 - Mini Review
Friday, October 24, 2008 0:46 No CommentsPhotoshop CS4 - Mini Review
Adobe Photoshop and digital photography pretty much go hand in hand. For me, Photoshop is the most important piece of digital imaging software that I have. Apple’s Aperture and Adobe’s sister product Lightroom, are slowly changing the way photographers use software, they still have a long way to go before they […]
Graphics For Imaging: A Limited-Adoption Bearing?
Friday, October 24, 2008 0:44 No CommentsGraphics For Imaging: A Limited-Adoption Bearing?
The topic of general-purpose applications for GPUs (graphics processors) beyond traditional 2D- and 3D-graphics acceleration is seemingly at the perpetual forefront of my professional mind. Do a web search on my past editorial output and you’ll see what I mean. Back in mid-June, I updated you on a plethora of […]
