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[Photoshop Insider Blog By Scott Kelby] Photoshop Insider Blog By Scott Kelby » Blog Archive » Now Read ...: OK gang, as promised, here’s the cool secret thing: Today I’m releasing a free custom Photoshop CS4 panel that lets you get the RSS feed for this blog, “The Photoshop Insider” right inside Photoshop CS4 in its own separate panel (so it’s just like any other panel [formerly known as palettes], inside Photoshop).

[Sophia Betz's blog] Career Cliff Notes: The Best Photoshop and Lightroom Blogs | Zoom In: John Nack's blog on the Adobe site ”” Spectacular. He responds to everyone's software questions and always posts the best pop culture photography phenoms out there.

[John Nack on Adobe] John Nack on Adobe: Great CGI storytelling: I mean, imagine if writers had to first invent every word they were going to use? And probably why the most requested improvement to PS in Scott Kelby's survey was to get rid of the default red for a stroke line.

[Gurus Unleashed » Photoshop] What, exactly, does CS4 offer photographers & others?: so we went into the studio to put together a comprehensive discussion on all of CS4’s new features."  Check out the crew’s video discussions on the subject.

[John Nack on Adobe] John Nack on Adobe: Drive Photoshop with your iPhone: If you know the arrangement, you can just press and swipe so fast that you don't even see the menu, and it's quite intuitive to use with a Wacom tablet. For instance, that way you would only need a single shortcut for the gate related to dealing with selections and then use the swipe direction to choose between the individual commands (deselect, refine edge, inverse, quickmask, etc) instead of one for every one of them, and it's as fast as using a regular keyboard shortcut.

[Photoshop Insider Blog By Scott Kelby] It’s “Guest Blog Wednesday” featuring Bryan Hughes!: The incredibly busy Julieanne Kost: http://www.jkost.com/photoshop.html. The inimitable Russel Brown: http://www.russellbrown.com/tips_tech.html. Thanks for reading, I hope to see you at an upcoming show or event,. -Bryan O’Neil Hughes.

[John Nack on Adobe] John Nack on Adobe: Photoshop CS4 update now available: I don't believe Adobe authorized a public beta, so if you are referring to the initial release of CS4, I respectfully disagree with your opinion. The entire Master Collection has been running quite nicely on my Mac Pro since the day it shipped.

[Feed-Squirrel.com] Extending Photoshop via SWF Panels: Tutorials: If you've got some JavaScript/Flash/Flex chops and are looking for a mental exercise over the little holiday, heads up: Our friend Dr. Woohoo has been busily creating a large series of tutorials on how to develop AIR applications and .

[Photoshop Insider Blog By Scott Kelby] Photoshop Insider Blog By Scott Kelby » Blog Archive » Adobe ...: Anyone noticed any compatibility issues with Lightroom2 after installing this? When browsing the library I started having issues .

[mikelao photography] CS Next - Photoshop CS4 Preview « mikelao photography: During the keynote, Adobe’s Johnny L provided a preview of the next version of Photoshop. Dubbed “CS Next” internally, the full details and features of this new product will be announced in Adobe’s CS4 launch on Sept 24. Here are some photos of Johnny L during the keynote: ... على bit 64 Next Photoshop will get 64-bit boost-on Windows only | Underexposed - CNET News CS Next - Photoshop CS4 Preview Photoshop Insider وهذه مدونة John Nack البرودكت مانجر للفوتوشوب ...

[John Nack on Adobe] John Nack on Adobe: Optional plug-in disables trackpad rotation: This blog and John's patience and understanding go a long way to mitigating the 'heartless' beast that any large corporation is. You put a very human face on a very big business and your attempts to always do a good a job as possible is much appreciated by many, as is the time you take to explain why things do or don't happen.

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