What laptop do I need for photo and video editing (and playing Minecraft at a higher framerate)? [more inside]
posted by msbrauer on Feb 29, 2012 - 12 answers

I've switched from PC to a mac- help me alter my gif making process! [more inside]
posted by FirstMateKate on Nov 2, 2011 - 2 answers

How can I print a graphic nicely from Windows 7? [more inside]
posted by anadem on Dec 1, 2010 - 9 answers

There used to be a Photoshop plugin that would separate a full-color RGB/CMYK image into spot colors appropriately (or inappropriately, as the case may be) - for example, a predominantly tan and blue image of a person standing in water to just those spot colors. I think it made the images into DCS multichannel files ... anyway, is there anything like that for CS4? Or is there a relatively easy way to do it manually?
posted by luriete on Mar 16, 2010 - 6 answers

I'm looking for a way to supplument my current income with $200-300 a month on top of current work. Any suggestions? I have tons of Photos that I want to sell through stock photos, suggestions? [more inside]
posted by BoldStepDesign on Oct 13, 2008 - 8 answers

Photoshop CS2 Question probably so simple I can't believe I can't find the answer. Help. [more inside]
posted by lpsguy on Aug 13, 2007 - 14 answers

I've recently moved to a dual-monitor set up, one CRT and one LCD, and I've discovered that I have a strange problem with Photoshop. If I open photos I've shot, on the LCD, they appear brighter and oversaturated -- when I open the same photo to the CRT, the colour is darker. If I open a photo on the LCD and then move it to the CRT, the photo will contain rectangles of colour that match either the appearance on the LCD or CRT. Is this some kind of colour profile issue that I don't understand? I've installed the LCD calibration software and that's about all I can think of doing to solve the problem. Help?! [more inside]
posted by Big Fat Tycoon on Jun 3, 2004 - 7 answers