Scott Kelby paid MacGroup-Detroit a visit yesterday where he unveiled his NEW 7=Point System for Adobe Photoshop CS3. It’s always a pleasure and an honor to have Scott pay us a visit as this is the only user group meeting that Scott does each year and it’s really exciting when he shows us never before shown tips and techniques. His presentation was based on his New book (yep, you guessed it)
Scott Kelby’s 7-Point System for Adobe Photoshop CS3
Thanks to Shirley Kussner (one of Scott’s biggest fans) for organizing this visual welcome!
As you can see from the shots above (photos by Mike Brady), we paid Scott a very warm welcome and it was just a big Scott Kelby love fest with about 200 people in attendance. If you missed the meeting, you missed a good one, but you don’t have to miss the techniques. Order Scott’s NEW book today!
Scott delivers another knock out presentaton!
Hi Terry,
I am working for an organisation that developes eLearning contents in form of animation. The animation is developed using FLASH, and then integrated onto premiere and all. The problem is that my client has a reoccuring problem of disapproving himself again and again to improvise the animation. In detail, he approves a certain character with red shirt, we develop some twenty modules with that character. Now on a day my clients wakes up and thinks that green shirt will be more appealing!!
Right now the procedures my juniors adopt is to change the colour frame by frame into flash… you can imagine changing colours frame by frame for 20X15 minutes…. how much cumbersome and time consuming it may be. In a tight pressed target time it adds on to the pressure. What i wanted in the softaware is a “find and replace option”. I should be able to feed a colour code i.e. 30##ff and then get it replaced by the desired colour code 33##GT.
Is it possible sir, or am I asking too much. I had written to adobe about this at least 5 months ago but got no responce whatsoever. Please reply if you can.