Saturday, August 16, 2008

Edit your Encore DVD menus easily by opening them in Photoshop

Edit your Encore DVD menus easily by opening them in Photoshop
See how tightly integrated Photoshop and Encore DVD are, and learn how easily you can edit menus in your DVD project by opening them in Photoshop.

Using the Camera Calibration feature in Lightroom

Learn how to use the Camera Calibration feature in Photoshop Lightroom to tweak and affect colors based on a specific subject or scene. Read More

Open or Save As dialog box flickers then disappears (Photoshop CS3 on Windows)

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Photoshop crashes or opens the first file slowly after you start

Photoshop crashes or opens the first file slowly after you start
After you start Adobe Photoshop, the application crashes with an error message in prntvpt.dll, or it takes several minutes to open the first file but subsequent files open more quickly. Your default printer is a network printer but the network is unavailable, or the printer driver for your local printer is old or defective. Your default printer is a network printer but the network is unavailable, or the printer driver for your loca...

Adobe Creative Suite 3 application installer closes with error code 2739 in Windows Vista

When you install Adobe Creative Suite 3 or a stand-alone Creative Suite 3 application in Windows Vista, one or more of the following occur:After you launch the Setup.exe file, the application returns the error message, "This software cannot be installed ... Read More

Backing Up And Resetting Your Photoshop Preference Files

You've spent a ton of time getting your settings just right. Then, one day when you least expect it, your preference file corrupts. Photoshop does the right thing and resets the preference file to it's default state. If you have a back-up of your preference file, simply close Photoshop and drop the file back into place. Open Photoshop and all is well. If you haven't backed up your preference file, then you have to reset all of your preferences again). (posted by Jennifer Apple for www.PhotoshopSupport.com)

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Weekly Presets - Graduated Filters

Well everyone, once again I’m deferring my weekly preset duty to some one else. See, Sean McCormack has some graduated filter presets available over at his site. Here’s the deal. He’s selling a package of 70 graduated filter presets for Lightroom 2 (they cost about $7.75 US). But, he’s also got some samples available free [...]

Well everyone, once again I’m deferring my weekly preset duty to some one else. See, Sean McCormack has some graduated filter presets available over at his site. Here’s the deal. He’s selling a package of 70 graduated filter presets for Lightroom 2 (they cost about $7.75 US). But, he’s also got some samples available free for download. Here’s the link to the website where you’ll see some samples of the presets in action as well as instructions on how to download them. Sound good? I’ll be back next week with a cool preset I’ve been working on (hint: it’s something that lots of folks asked for in Lightroom 1 but we just couldn’t do it). Enjoy your day :)

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