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Weekly Worth-a-click
Time for another round of articles, links and whatever else I’ve found interesting over the past week:
• Kelby Training (where my DVDs and online training live) has a really good deal (40% off) on CS3 DVDs. You can pick up most of them for around $33 (if you’re a NAPP member). CS3 is still current and, even if you have CS4, a lot of the stuff works just the same with CS3 so make sure you at list take a look through the list.
• A neat article from Camera Dojo I received following up my watermarking video from a few weeks ago.
• An interesting read from Eric Scouten with his take on organizing the Lightroom catalog.
• Finally, some inspiration from the Boston Globe. This a part of their website called The Big Picture and it’s got some amazing stuff on it. You’ve got to scroll down and go to “Previous” or “Next Entry: for more but it’s worth some time to explore some of them.
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Thanks for linking to the Dojo Matt!
-Kerry
I’ve been subscribed to your blog feed for a year or so now, and I have to tell you, I’m un-subscribing. You posts seem to be a continual selling machine for Scott Kelby, your tips on LR are old to me by the time I see them and often incomplete, there is nothing very worthy of the links you put down on the worth-a-click posts. You’ve got to inspire people. Enough said.
I found Eric Scouten’s article on organization very helpful. Although I already have a filing system, reading the way others do it helps me to hone mine. Thanks for sharing. -John
Hey Matt, thanks for the link. Good new discussion on organization today!
Matt, I really appreciated the article on catalog organization. LR seems really confusing to me and this article helped… I still have some file organization to do but a New Year’s Resolution is to refine my method and beginagain.
Thanks,
A.W.