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The Final Post

Posted Aug 14th 2006 8:15PM by Jan Kabili
Filed under: Podcasts, Videos, Training

This is the final post on The Unofficial Photoshop Weblog. It's also a new beginning for Photoshop Online, which I'll be hosting as an independent video podcast at http://photoshoponline.tv . Join me there in a couple of days (once the little elves get the domain names resolved) for a feast of Photoshop tips and techniques. In the meantime, you can watch as I get the site up and running at its temporary URL http://kabili.libsyn.com. The RSS feed for Photoshop Online will be http://kabili.libsyn.com/rss .

And don't forget to catch David and my posts on all things Apple over at our sister site The Unofficial Apple Weblog.

TUPW Photoshop Online video podcast debuts

Posted Feb 21st 2006 8:00AM by Jan Kabili
Filed under: Podcasts

We've been thinking about putting together a Photoshop video podcast for some time now. It's so easy to do with iLife '06 that we just plain ran out of excuses. So here for your viewing pleasure is the first episode of The Unofficial Photoshop Weblog's video screencast, Photoshop Online.

In this inaugural episode we tackle the prickly subject of image resolution in Photoshop. Resolution can be tough to grasp, so we break it down for you, explaining what it is, why it's important, and how to choose the proper resolution for a file destined for an inkjet printer.

Our tech team is working hard behind the scenes to ready Photoshop Online for iTunes and RSS. For now it's available only as a direct link from this blog. Click the link below to view Episode 01.  Enjoy, and let us know what you think.

LINK TO: Photoshop Online Video Podcast 01: Image Resolution

Update: Thanks to our tech team, the podcast now plays directly in some browsers, including the latest versions of Safari and Firefox on Mac, and IE on Windows.  If it doesn't play directly in your browser, right-click (PC) or control-click (Mac) and choose the download option from your browser's menu. Then open the file in iTunes, Quicktime Player, or any media player that recognizes the .m4v format. iTunes and Quicktime player are free downloads from apple.com for both Mac and Windows.

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