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Photoshop Tip Of The Month: Move It On Over
Russ Burden
Rating: 10 / 10
Learn how to move objects using Photoshop in this month's tutorial.
Imaging Software : ArcSoft Releases Panorama Maker 6 and PhotoStudio 6 with 3D and HDR Tools
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011 ArcSoft is focused on providing powerful yet accessible tools to create vibrant and breathtaking images
Storage and Backup : Kingston Digital Launches DataTraveler HyperX 3.0, Its Fastest USB Flash Drive
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011 Kingston’s DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 USB 3.0 flash drive is backed by a five-year warranty and 24/7 tech support.
Photoshop Tip Of The Month: Simulated Motion Using the Radial Blur Filter in Photoshop
Russ Burden
Rating: 8 / 10
We'll show you how to work with the Photoshop Radial Blur filter and it's two options - spin and zoom in this month's Photoshop Tutorial.
ACDSee Pro 5 Review: A Broad Selection of Imaging Workflow Tools
Ron Eggers
Rating: 10 / 10
See how ACDSee Pro 5 has evolved from an asset management package to a broad-based work flow solution.
Photoshop Tip Of The Month: How To Create Your Own Mist and Fog
Russ Burden
Rating: 9 / 10
Learn to add fog and mist to your photographs to enhance the mood even if it wasn't there when you took the picture.
Photoshop Tip Of The Month: Digital Noise? Nik Dfine To the Rescue
Russ Burden
Rating: 7 / 10
All digital cameras introduce noise into a capture. Optimizing and refining images with Nik products is fast, effective and efficient. See how we use Nik Dfine to reduce digital noise...
Filters, Plug Ins and Add Ons Add Imaging Functionality
Ron Eggers
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Make the most of imaging applications filters, plug ins and add ons to extend your creative capabilities.
Photoshop Tip Of The Month: From a Static Capture to Implied Motion Via “Panning With Photoshop”
Russ Burden
Rating: 9 / 10
Do you have lots of images of moving subjects where everything is tack sharp. It’s not practical to recapture all these photos in the field using the panning method, but all is not lost when you use the Motion Blur filter. We'll show you how...
