Text to Join PhotoshopCAFE

We have a brand new feature for our members list. I’m kind of excited about it because I love technology and we are doing it first :)  Text the word PHOTO to 42828 in the USA to Join the PhotoshopCAFE list and get the free CS5 Superguide :) Those who live overseas, could technically do it [...]

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PhotoshopCAFE.com Acquisition of Leading Publisher, Software Cinema

PhotoshopCAFE.com, one of the leading online Photoshop, design and photography resources announced today the acquisition of the industry leading training company Software Cinema. Software Cinema (http://www.software-cinema.com) is rich in heritage being founded by the much celebrated late photographer Dean Collins, who was the leading educator in photographic lighting techniques. Dean pioneered photographic seminars and created [...]

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Adobe features Colin Smith and PhotoshopCAFE on their site as a Success Story

Despite his busy schedule, Smith is always willing to share his ever-expanding expertise with the Photoshop community. To this end, he founded one of the world’s most popular Photoshop resource sites, PhotoshopCAFE.com. The site started as an outlet for writing tutorials and tips on Photoshop and has since grown into one of the most popular Photoshop sites on the web with more than 20 million visitors since it was launched nearly ten years ago.

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Digital Darkroom at the Annenberg Space for Photography

Today I had the honor to attend the VIP advance preview of the Digital Darkroom exhibit at the Annenberg Space for Photography. Russell Brown, senior creative director at Adobe, is the curatorial advisor who – along with Patricia Lanza from the Annenberg – has thoughtfully selected 17 artists from the US, France and the UK to [...]

Facebook: Tell Your Story with Timeline

Tell Your Story with Timeline. An interesting article on Timeline that I though was worth sharing.

Photoshop Curves explained in plain English

I can’t count the amount of times I have been asked how to use curves in Photoshop. They are the most powerful way to adjust your photographs. They appear really hard to use, but they are easy once you know how. Check out this video I created to explain curves in Photoshop. Photoshop Curves explained in [...]

Create a filmstrip in Photoshop from scratch

Here is a tutorial submitted from Hermie (One of our Community Managers at the forums) This will show you how to create a filmstrip from scratch. This is really useful and requested tutorial. You can paste your photographs into it. You can use it as a design element, or for displaying your photographs. Create a [...]

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2,000,000 views on our Youtube channel

Pop the cork! Celebrating 2 million! I’ve been on youtube for a while now. To be honest, I wasn’t sure what to expect when I started it, so I only uploaded a few videos. Crazy things is, without really trying, we just hit 2,000,000 views. Is there a secret? Not really, just good content I [...]

The elevens have it – we are in LA

Funny thing is that we celebrated  11-11-11 last week. I posted a little hello video at 11:11 am   the most 11 in the world? Here is what makes it nuts, not just the time, the location! We just moved our office to downtown LA. at 1111 S. Grad to be exact, on the corner [...]

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RAW or JPG? Beginner’s guide to file formats

This is a question that surprisingly I still hear thrown around. In this post I discuss each of the camera formats in Plain English. I also talk about tools used to decode RAW file and some suggested workflows. I hope you find something here that helps you through the labyrinth of confusion. It’s always been [...]

Blogging or state of the blog

Last week I had the opportunity to attend the 2nd annual Blogworld conference. Since I’m (The PSC Studio) only 3 blocks for the Los Angeles Convention Center, the commute isn’t that hard. It was a rich 3 days of networking and education on blogging and new media. One of the things I realized is just [...]