Stunning Adobe MAX Day 1 Keynote Opening
I was backstage during the opening of the Adobe MAX Day 1 Keynote so I really never got a chance to see the stunning opening video. Here it is in case you missed it or wanted to see it again: ADOBE MAX 2013 Open Day 1 from P I X P R O D [...]
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My First MontageJS Application
I saw MontageJS presented at 360|MIN in Las Vegas last year by Tom Ortega. I have been meaning to give it a try an finally got around to it. What is MontageJS? In short it is an “HTML5 framework for building modern Web Apps.” To start explaining what MontageJS is in more detail some history [...]
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Shake Reduction in Adobe Photoshop CC
If you haven’t heard about the new Camera Shake Reduction feature coming to Adobe Creative Cloud members this June in Photoshop CC, it is a new filter that will analyze your photos to detect and correct blurring due to a shaky camera. Yes you read that correctly, it can make a shaky/blurry photo LESS shaky/blurry. It’s [...]
PhoneGap Online/Offline Tip
A few months ago I wrote a blog post that talked about “robust” PhoneGap applications. Basically it was a look at the types of things you should consider to make your PhoneGap application more of an app and less of a wrapped web page.One of t…
Photo Friday!
It’s been a few weeks since I’ve posted photos so here are a few that I wanted to share from Central California.
Lee Brimelow’s Creative Cloud Shirts
Someone just asked me where they could get the cool Creative Cloud shirt I wore at MAX. The shirt is a Lee Brimelow creation, and so that I have the URL for future use, I am posting it here.
Video Tutorial: Installing the Ripple Emulator for PhoneGap Development
Probably not terribly useful to my readers as I’ve blogged this before, but I wanted to create a quick video tutorial on how to install the Ripple Emulator for PhoneGap developers. Feel free to share and give to team members who may be n…
Finding Virtual Copies that Have Not Been Adjusted in Lightroom
The other day a customer asked me if there was a way to quickly find all of the virtual copies in their Lightroom library that didn’t have any adjustments applied in the Develop module so that they could delete them. (Unfortunately, someone had told them that they had to make virtual copies to all of [...]
OSX Outlook keeps asking for a password
Ever since day one at Adobe I’ve had an odd issue with Outlook on my Mac. About 3-4 times a day it would ‘forget’ my password. As soon as I entered my password it worked, but it bugged me that I had to keep re-entering it. I Googled but …
The Future of the Web
I know, I know. The title sounds like SEO-link-bait, I apologize. I want to talk about something that I’m fairly excited about, and I hope it excites you as well.Last week I had the pleasure of listening to Dan Callahan give the keynote at cf…
Crop Overlay Aspect Ratios in the Lightroom 5 Beta
In order to visualize how an image might be cropped when a specific aspect ratio (or several aspect ratios) are needed, in the Develop Module select the Crop Tool (R). Then, choose Tools > Crop Guide Overlay > Choose Aspect Ratios. Check to enable as many aspect ratio overlays as desired. Some additional shortcuts/features: [...]
Infinite Scroll Example with ColdFusion
A few weeks ago a reader asked if I had an example of infinite scroll with a ColdFusion back end. I replied that I did not, and that infinite scroll was the worst thing to happen to the Internet since the rainbow horizontal rule.
I’m…
Amethyst 2 Launched
It’s been a while since I last mentioned Amethyst, SapphireSteel’s Visual Studio based IDE for Flex and ActionScript. SapphireSteel has just announced the launch of Amethyst 2, with lots of new features including support for Flash based (non-…
ColdFusion Summit 2013
Yep, it’s true, we’re hosting a dedicated ColdFusion Summit this year. The Summit will be at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas on October 24th and 25th, and registrtaion will be $250. More details coming soon.
Opening Files From Lightroom 5 Beta into Photoshop CS6
If you make changes in the Develop module in the Lightroom 5 Beta and then choose to edit that image in Photoshop you will want Lightroom to render the PSD/TIFF file, not Photoshop (otherwise the Develop module changes will not be applied because Photoshop CS6’s version of Camera Raw is older than Lightroom’s). In order [...]
FaceTime Over AT&T 4G Cellular For All In 2013 – Finally!
Last November I wrote a post about how AT&T was hinting at allowing those of us who were grandfathered in to unlimited data plans to be able to use FaceTime over cellular. It seemed like a pipe dream as the feature worked for a few, but not for most including me. Yesterday, I saw the [...]
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ColdFusion Summit Announced
I’m totally stealing this content from the official ColdFusion blog, but as it is good news I think I’m allowed. The ColdFusion Summit, a ColdFusion conference organized by Adobe’s ColdFusion team, is now officially announced. Details:
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Capturing camera/picture data without PhoneGap
As people know, I’m a huge fan of PhoneGap and what it allows me to do with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. But I think it is crucial to remember that you don’t always need PhoneGap. A great example of that is camera access. Did you know that…
Hitting the Road: Adobe Creative Days!
I’m very excited to be joining my good friends Jason Levine and Rufus Deuchler on a tour throughout Europe, Russia and even a stop in South Africa. I’ll be covering …
Soft Proofing Preview in Lightroom 5 Beta
In the Develop module with Soft Proofing enabled, the before/after view now displays the Current photo (on the left) and the proofed photo (on the right). Note: you can still display the Before state on the left (as opposed to the Current photo) by selecting it from the Before drop down menu in the tool [...]
Seeing More USB Power On The Road
As a frequent traveler with gadgets I’m always looking for opportunities to charge up. Anytime that I have more than a 15-minute wait in one spot I check my surroundings to see what power options are nearby. If nothing is around then I don’t worry about it, but if there’s an opportunity to juice up [...]
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