So then… I’m late! I’m always late…
I have been away from a computer for the past two weeks, enjoying a well earned rest — and so, I have not been posting to the blog, for which, the usual ten thousand apologies (I tend to break my new year’s resolutions — had you guessed)!
I was not entirely without a computer, but I did have to survive without any internet access, which was indescribably difficult, as you would imagine (somewhat worse even than being deprived of coffee). Subsequently, I cannot post here the breaking news that Photoshop Lightroom 2 has been released. Unfortunately for me, that actually happened, and my thunder was duly stolen. Next week I will post a round-up of the learning resources available, that I believe are most worthy of your attention (promise!).
Still, I have not been entirely negligent since my last post! I have been reading, watching tutorial DVDs, and working on new techniques — and you can expect to see reviews and tutorials popping up over the next few weeks.
One of the things that I read may be of interest to some of you, and so I thought that I would post a link to the PDF on the site.
I have been looking into the process of writing custom filters (one of the techniques that I am working on depends upon a filter that does not exist in Photoshop — I hate it when that happens!), and discovered a research paper — by Corbett Brown — that provides a really good grounding into the whole process of creating filters. What’s even better, is that the paper describes how some of the existing Photoshop filters actually work.
Sure, this one is only for the geeks — but I know that you’re out there! Go and read it now — you can thank me later : )
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