<t>If you use CS4/5 Most of the work can be done in Bridge which comes with cs4/5. If you use RAW rather than J peg in your camera Bridge 6.4. So much can be done that sometimes photshop is not necessary. Plus all work done in bridge can be put back to the original image its retrievable so not ...

The Majority of Inkjet printers will print onto canvas Just make sure the printer is set to canvas printing not gloss or mat paper. We use a Epson Pro 7880 seems to handle most jobs although the profile for canvas is something else.

If its at the same price i will have 2 sets! { We can live in hope}

<t>Interesting point of view Stich-Up, I find it the opposite way round . Most graphic artist i know work all the time with wacom tablets.I use one myself,it took me about a month of getting used to the pen and different pressures, but now I would not be without it especially when doing intricate ...

Kaz There are lots of information on YouTube about most cameras and their operations. Try typing your model of camera into YouTube and you may get lots of information on Video

Found this site http://www.glscoatings.co.uk/ If anybody wants to try it

Lots of designs for sale on Ebay but I would make sure they are legitimate or you could find you have broken copyright rules

Justin Just take several shots using the camera in portrait position. Make sure they overlap by 20% put the images into Photoshop choose File, Automate photomerge and Auto set up then crop to suit. CS5 as been improved to make Panos better.

<t>Go into view at the top line in photoshop, then press ruler, this will put ruler measurement on the side and at the top, then just left click your mouse marker on either ruler , this will bring a straight line out. You can see this on the screen but will not show on the image. This is ideal for ...

<t>Well dialogue is always good and one of the primary objects of forums. Whether you are a full time professional or part time hobbyist in sublimation, just making a few pounds to cover your costs I am sure all comments are welcome.<br/>
I was first brought to the attention of sublimation work at ...