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Using Cue Points To Trigger Video Transitions in Flash
A Video-Based Tutorial with Lee Brimelow

In this excerpt from Flash Professional 8 Video Integration from lynda.com Lee Brimelow shows you how to use Cue Points in Flash to create transitions from one video clip to another. Read More

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Product Review: by Dave Nagel

Astute Graphics Phantasm CS

If you sat down and compiled a wish list for Adobe Illustrator, chances are that a suite of robust color adjustment tools would make it somewhere in the top five. It's such a basic, fundamental feature that you'd think somebody on the development side would have crammed it in there by now. (Give them time. Illustrator's only 20 years old. They'll get to it eventually.) But fortunately, Astute Graphics has come along with an affordable and robust solution to fill this void: Phantasm CS. Read More

Profile: by The Associated Press

Sun CEO at communication`s vanguard, among the few chiefs speaking to public through blog

At the helm of Sun Microsystems Inc., Jonathan Schwartz became "un blogeur" last week when he started publishing his blog in French and nine other languages. Read More

Tutorial: by Dave Nagel

Photoshop Tip: Tinting the Grays in a Color Image

We've recently looked at a few methods for desaturating selective elements of a photo, with a particular emphasis on minimizing the manual labor involved. So what if, after desaturating parts of an image, you them want to colorize them to create even more of a nostalgic feel? No problem. Read More

Tutorial: by Dave Nagel

Photoshop Tip: Color Range in Hue/Saturation

In our last Photoshop tutorial, we desaturated an image of all but a single color to create a nostalgic photo effect. For the particular image we used, the process was simple, since the object we left saturated was the only one of that particular hue in the image. But what happens when there are elements in your photo composed of similar hues to the object you're trying to isolate? Read More

Tutorial: by Dave Nagel

Photoshop Tip: Desaturating Parts of a Picture

One common way to create a nostalgic effect in a photo is to desaturate all but one element in the photo--a balloon, a flower, a dress, what have you. And if you have a particularly complex element that you want to leave saturated, this can be quite a masking chore. But there are other techniques that can save you some time in the process. In this first Photoshop quick tip, we'll take a look at one simple method: using Hue/Saturation to desaturate all but one color from a picture. Read More

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