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Wide site has launched!

Tuesday, September 30th, 2008

It’s official! Our ever-inventive multimedia team have done it again, and presented users of the official Advanced Photoshop gallery site with a wonderful new makeover to digest.To see it first hand, visit www.advancedphotoshop.co.uk.

A thank you to you!

Tuesday, September 30th, 2008

Well, nearly halfway through week two of Julie’s absence, and still no explosions or distractions I’m pleased to inform. Being in sole charge of the gallery these few weeks, I have noticed that the level of entries has been, well… how can I say this… WONDERFUL! It’s been a pleasure to sample some of the designs on show, and has made Pick of the Week a hard choice. Congrats to those who succeeded, and may this standard long continue gang!

How would you improve Photoshop?

Monday, September 29th, 2008

As you are all aware, it’s soon to be our special 50th issue – you’re all in for a treat there – and we have packed it with some great resources, entertaining tutorials and informative features. However, here’s where you can contribute.By logging onto the forum at http://advancedphotoshop.co.uk/forum and visiting the Chat Lounge, activate The future of Photoshop - what would you like to see? Here, you can tell Nick Spence just how you’d improve our favorite app’s future versions specifically. So what are you waiting for, help a good friend out :)

All quiet on the Easton front

Friday, September 26th, 2008

Well, it’s been one week without our friendly neighbourhood editor Julie, and there have been no tears, spills or explosions here in the office… touch wood it continues.Next week, I’ll hopefully have just as much of nothing to report as this means things are running smoothly and I’m not losing any hair. But while I’ve been busy as a beaver, I have found time to post up some interesting news stories in the Daily Photoshop blog so please check them out. Today it’s great deals at Getty Images for Xmas gift solutions!

Advanced Photoshop eMag Vol.2 NOW AVAILABLE

Wednesday, September 24th, 2008

For all you Photoshop nuts who just love our Advanced Photoshop eMag editions, the latest Volume 2 is now available to buy at the official Imagine website – www.imagineshop.co.uk/emags.phpThis includes content from issues 32 to 47 of Advanced Photoshop all on one interactive disc. That adds up to over 1,200 pages of professional tutorials, interviews and features. There’s also 50 royalty-free images and 20 free textures absolutely free. All this for just £19.99; what a bargain!

Adult content

Wednesday, September 24th, 2008

Hi gallery gang, just a quick notice.When uploading images to your galleries, mind not to activate the Over 18 image notification. Some of you may mistake this as image permission use.This should only be activated in cases where your image may contain erotic or violent elements or scenarios, which is fine within reason and context. We don’t want to stifle expression after all!However, if you are activating this option for any other purpose, then you may deter people from viewing particularly pleasant and suitable images and ultimately limit your views and votes.So be sure to use this option appropriately, so you don’t miss out.Keep up the good work!

Discover CS4

Wednesday, September 24th, 2008

For all of you that may have missed the CS4 broadcast yesterday and fear being left in the dark, then no need to worry. After its launch, the official Adobe site is now shining light on just what this new innovative package has to offer. For full details, visit www.adobe.com.

Adobe Creative Suite 4 launch

Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008

Today records further advantages developments in the creative software industry with the official launch of Adobe Creative Suite 4.You too can experience all this creative software has to offer by registering for the hosted web broadcast this morning from 10am.To do so, visit the link below:www.adobe.com/go/somethingbrilliant

URGENT - have your say on the AP forum

Monday, September 22nd, 2008

Hi all you creative gallery goers,Could you all do your best to check out the thread on the chat forum (http://advancedphotoshop.co.uk/forum) posted by our favourite contributing journalist, Mr Nick Spence, and have your say.The thread can be found in Chat Lounge titled:The future of Photoshop - what would you like to see?Here, you can tell Nick and the AP forum family just what advancements you’d make in Photoshop if you had a chance.So don’t waste a good opportunity and tell it like it is! Who knows, Adobe might be listening!

You’re stuck with me!

Monday, September 22nd, 2008

Well, Julie will by now be sunning herself in the US of A while I’m left here to hold the fort.Sympathy emails are welcome and much appreciated.But seriously, keep your eyes peeled this week for my own updates and be sure to check out the D3 post on our Photoshop Daily news section.