I thought that might get your attention. If you follow my online ramblings, you are sure to know that I am trying to get into equine photography. I recently completely shooting my 4th event for the local AERC club, and my gear lineup is getting fairly solid. I figured I’d log it here for anyone else who may be interested in such things.
The lens, not the review. Well, the review is of reasonable length. So.
Thanks to Mike Vickers for this link reviewing the Sigma 200-500 f/2.8.
David Anders on PhotoshopTechniques.com posted this useful link.
Wacom finally busts out with the Intuos4, which includes a new ring that can be assigned to canvas rotation, twice the pressure sensitivity of the Intuos3, and an illuminated display on the tablet that tells you how your express keys are assigned. It’s also reversible, so you can operate left- or right-handed based on how you want to use the keys.
I’m hoping for a review sample, so keep checking back and I’ll post a write-up as soon as I can get my hands on one!
You can turn Wacom pressure options on and off right up in the Options bar. When you have a tool that supports pressure sensitivity selected, click the pen icon over a transparency to control the Opacity and choose the pen icon over a bulls-eye to control the brush size. (via planetphotoshop.com)
Are simple tasks taking longer in CS5 than CS4? Check out this tip fromMac Performance Guide: Edit your Preferences and adjust your Cache Tile Size to optimize your setup for the kinds of images you work on. MPG suggests just cranking it to 1024 and forgetting it. What works for you?
Have you explored the blend modes available in Photoshop? If so, you can get to most of your favorites by using a shortcut: Shift + Option/Alt + (first letter of blend mode). For example, Shift+opt/Alt+M changes the current mode to Multiply. The shortcut list isn’t complete, but you can round out and update the shortcuts [...]
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