Archive for October 2007
Happy Halloween
Posted on: 31 October 2007
From our family to yours. Have a safe and Happy Halloween!
A Preset for a Cool Contact Sheet
Posted on: 30 October 2007
A while back Matt Kloskowski had a video on Adobe PhotoshopLightroom Killer Tips that showed viewers how to create a contact sheet that looks really cool. Now he’s giving readers a preset to that print application. How much easier can this get?
Wedding Photos!!
Posted on: 29 October 2007
First, a BIG thank you to Ken and Teresa for the beautiful photos taken at my little girl’s wedding. They did a terrific job and I didn’t have to worry about anything.
Rita is on the front of their website: temptingweddings.com and you can see more photos of both Rita and my new son-in-law, Ryan, on their blog here.
The Cat’s Out of The Bag
Posted on: 26 October 2007
Well, Mac OS X Leopard is here, but I’m not in a hurry to convert. Terry White has a good review if you’re interested. The part that caught my attention was this:
Let’s start with the stuff that doesn’t work:
As reported earlier my Dymo Label printer and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.2 aren’t fully compatible. The printer software will not even launch because it complains that the driver isn’t there (although it is and I reinstalled it). In Lightroom 1.2 I reported that I couldn’t switch the Print module. I still can’t, although one reader did report that he was able to. He did an Erase and Install of Leopard and installed Lightroom 1.0 and upgraded it to 1.2 and he can use the Print module. However, I have not been able to replicate this success on either Intel or PowerPC Macs. Also I use PhoneValet (a Mac based voicemail system) and although they claim Leopard compatibility my PhoneValet Anywhere Clients are no longer popping up visual caller ID alerts. I reinstalld the clients and made sure the Mac OS X Firewalls are off. They are checking into it for me.
But by all means, read the full article and see for yourself. Additionally, Apple has a guided tour you can download and watch here.
You can find a review by Macworld here and the Adobe support pdf here.
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